The National Student Survey opens today for all final year students. This is your chance to let us know what you’ve enjoyed about being a student here, and to give us feedback so we can continue to improve our courses for the future.
The Lewes Speakers Festival has brought together a number of authors to talk about their latest literature. This is a great chance to hear from authors with notable political, media and journalist backgrounds.
We want to ensure that you know about the various ways that the University will support you to achieve your full potential. We know that unforeseen circumstances can have a serious impact on your study, outcomes and wellbeing.
We host inaugural lectures throughout the academic year. These events are free, open to students, staff and the public and are the first lecture delivered by a newly-appointed professor at the University.
Are you currently studying an undergraduate course and due to graduate in 2025? Are you interested in some extra funding and development opportunities?
Due to the rising costs of energy the University will be closing some of it buildings earlier in the build-up to the Christmas holidays as a way to significantly reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
Meningitis is an infection of the lining of the brain that can be caused by viruses or bacteria. Please read the following advice to understand the potential harm and the precautions you can take.
If you are in Brighton or Eastbourne over the festive period, check out some of the fun events happening around the city and at the university, put together by our residential wellbeing team.
Please be aware that some national and local rail services will be unavailale due to recently announced industrial action. This means there will be no trains serving Moulsecoomb, Falmer or Eastbourne on these strike days in December and January.
