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University named among the world’s best for helping to deliver global sustainability

The University has been ranked 41st in the Times Higher Education (THE) World Impact Rankings 2021 out of 1,115 institutions.

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Giving babies a better start

Thanks to research at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS), the outlook for premature babies around the world is much brighter.

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Education Awards celebrate outstanding care and compassion towards students

18 June 2021

Hundreds joined Zoom webinar to congratulate nominees and winners in this year's University of Sussex Education Awards.

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New rankings place University among top 250 in the world

8 June 2021

The University has risen 20 places in the latest edition of the QS World Rankings and now sits 226th out of 1,300 institutions globally.

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Scientists unveil new sound blind which reduces noise while allowing air to flow freely

24 June 2021

A hospital trial to reduce stress of noise to patients and medical staff begins for winner of Armourers & Brasiers Venture Prize seed funding award.

This Sussex Life. Professor Mary Agnes Krell: "Coming to Sussex was the best decision I ever made."

8 June 2021

Professor Mary Agnes Krell, artistic director of the University’s first Festival of Ideas (9-12 June) talks about how Sussex continues to inspire her.

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Researchers call for greater support of African neuroscience research after two-decade analysis

15 June 2021

With the world’s largest human genetic diversity, Sussex experts believe Africa is vital to help progress neuroscience research.

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UK builds first modular quantum brain sensor and records signal

11 June 2021

A team of scientists at the University of Sussex have for the first time built a modular quantum brain scanner, and used it to record a brain signal.

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Education Awards celebrate outstanding care and compassion towards students

New rankings place University among top 250 in the world

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Scientists unveil new sound blind which reduces noise while allowing air to flow freely

This Sussex Life. Professor Mary Agnes Krell: "Coming to Sussex was the best decision I ever made."

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Researchers call for greater support of African neuroscience research after two-decade analysis

UK builds first modular quantum brain sensor and records signal

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University named among the world’s best for helping to deliver global sustainability

Giving babies a better start

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Education Awards celebrate outstanding care and compassion towards students

New rankings place University among top 250 in the world

Our people

Scientists unveil new sound blind which reduces noise while allowing air to flow freely

This Sussex Life. Professor Mary Agnes Krell: "Coming to Sussex was the best decision I ever made."

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Researchers call for greater support of African neuroscience research after two-decade analysis

UK builds first modular quantum brain sensor and records signal

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