Environment and Health Theme host workshop on NIHR funding for non-clinicians
Workshop held to support the Sussex research community in taking advantage of the range of non-clinical health orientated research funding available.
Learning was child's play for psychology graduate Emma
Emma Craig, who graduates today (Tuesday 9 July) with a first-class degree in Psychology, investigated language development in children.
Psychology graduate's research published after winning JRA bursary
Florence Mowlem had research papers published while studying as a psychology undergraduate, thanks to a Sussex Junior Research Associate bursary.
Revisions to structure of the academic year to be phased in
Changes to the autumn teaching term and to the mid-year assessment period at Sussex are to be phased in over two academic years.
Record number of students to graduate at summer ceremonies
More than 2,700 students, representing nearly 90 countries, will be conferred with degrees and diplomas at the summer graduation ceremonies next week.
University makes decisions on REF
The University is currently making decisions on its overall strategy for the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014.
Opportunity for behavioural scientists to get work experience with a major advertising firm
Oglivy are one of the largest advertising firms in the world, with clients including British Airways, Unilever, Kimberly-Clarke, IBM and News...
Are you holding a public lecture in autumn 2013?
If you're holding a public lecture between October and December 2013, you could promote it as part of the Sussex Lectures series.
Taking forward bioscience research outcomes - £100k award for knowledge exchange and commercialisation activities
The University of Sussex has been awarded £100k by the BBSRC to support the commercial exploitation or policy uptake of research outcomes.
Face shape indicates success in men
A factor behind the success of top UK male business leaders is the shape of their faces, according to Sussex research published today (Friday 7 June).