Latest staff news
Pay award of 1% in December salaries
UCEA has advised its member universities that they may now proceed to implement the 2013-14 national pay offer of 1%.
Funding for PhD studentships more than doubles
The amount of funding available for doctoral studentships at the University has more than doubled over the last three years, latest figures reveal.
2014 Kuznets Prize awarded to Lecturer in Economics
A Lecturer in Economics at the University of Sussex has won an international prize for a journal article on national identity and ethnic diversity.
Christmas opening times
A round-up of opening times for University services over the Christmas break.
Non-drinkers seen as ‘the lucky ones’ in study of student drinking
Students who don't drink in social situations are perceived by others to be more socially competent than those who drink, Sussex research reveals.
Sussex scientist honoured as pioneer in her field by top women’s magazine
Professor Louise Serpell has been named as one of Red Magazine's women of the year.
Occupation ends when faced with legal action
An occupation on campus came to an end early this morning (Tuesday 3 December) when the small group involved left the third floor of Bramber House.
Koalas’ low-pitched voice explained by unique organ
The pitch of male koalas’ mating calls is lower than it should be, given the marsupial’s relatively small size, research reveals.
Course for Kazakhs is joined by Ministry delegates
ESW runs its second Leadership Development Course for the Government of Kazakhstan - and is joined by two Ministry representatives.
Sussex makes submission to Research Excellence Framework
The University of Sussex has submitted its entry to the Research Excellence Framework (REF).