SMaRteN-ing up about student mental health: U-DOC invited to the research network pre-launch event
Dr Clio Berry, co-research lead for Understanding the Mental Health of Doctoral Researchers (U-DOC) at Sussex, attended a SMaRteN pre-launch event.
#EmptyPlateSussex has launched to try and reduce plate waste in SussexFood outlets
SussexFood and charity Hubbub are working together to try and reduce customer plate waste using #EmptyPlateSussex.
Sussex exchange partnership wins Chinese national scholarship award
A student exchange partnership with the Chinese University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen has been recognised as outstanding by China’s Ministry of Education.
Helen Quin: what’s in store for you for One World Week 2018
International Student Support Officer, Helen Quin, highlights some of the dozens of events next week showcasing food, language, culture and sport.
Book Market launches for students to buy and sell books
The Students’ Union has launched a brand new Book Market. Buy and sell your books at www.sussexstudent.com/bookmarket.
Iraqi government recognises impact of Sussex researcher
An engineering researcher at Sussex who has just completed his PhD has been recognised by the Iraqi government for the impact of his published work.
Academics bringing together art and history at the Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts
Sussex academics are taking to the stage to provide an entertaining insight into the astounding life of a Holocaust survivor and Civil Rights activist
Sussex launches pioneering Professional Staff Fellowships with global partners
The University has launched an innovative programme for the exchange of professional services staff in partnership with top-tier world universities
Enrol now on an Open Language Course
Want to learn a language in your free time? Sign up to an Open Course with the Sussex Centre for Language Studies in Arts A.
Record numbers of Sussex students take part in summer schools at top global partners
Over 125 undergraduates will head out to leading international partners over the coming weeks, all supported by around £65,000 in bursaries.