University of Sussex

The University of Sussex is a public research university offering higher education programmes and preparatory courses for international students. Founded in 1960 as the University College of Sussex, the University received Full Accreditation almost the same year. Today it is one of the UK's leaders in research and quality of education, and one of the few higher education institutions to practice interdisciplinary teaching.

The University of Sussex has a large number of international connections. The partnership network is actively developing and improving, providing students with opportunities for professional growth and career activities. Students receive everything they need for academic development and to improve their specialized knowledge and skills. The University of Sussex has research centers that study important issues related to improving life.
The centers have the following profiles:

- Health care
- Childhood, adolescence
- International education
- Damage, genome stability
- Artificial intelligence
- The science of consciousness
- Migration studies
- Quantum technologies
- Digital humanities
- Neuroscience
- Sustainable development
- UK trade policy

Sport is of great importance to students at the University of Sussex. With modern facilities available at all times, students can focus on their physical development, improve their skills in areas they enjoy and try new activities. To meet the needs and abilities of each student, professional coaches can conduct training in small groups, teams or individually.
Some options for sports activities:

- American football
- Archery
- Basketball
- Badminton
- Athletics
- Fencing
- Equestrian sport
- Football
- Golf
- Hockey
Etc.

One of the advantages of Sussex University is that it is the only one in the UK with a campus within a national park, which attracts international students.

The University of Sussex Library is also a great place to study: students have access to 800,000 books, 40,000 online resources and databases, online guides and digital archives. There is a bookshop where you can buy books missing for research; there are quiet project work spaces with computers for self-study; and high-speed WiFi and wired internet connections.

The University has two sports complexes with fitness halls, multi-purpose grounds and training areas for various types of activity. The centres have medical rooms where experienced staff monitor students' health, physical condition and rehabilitation.

Facts:
1. Leading research university according to REF 2021 results
2. 89% studies are categorised as 'World-leading', 'Internationally excellent'
3. Teachers include Nobel Prize winners, 12 members of the Britannia Prize, and winners of the prestigious Craford Prize.
4. № 1 in the world in research, development in QS World 2023 list
5. Student Diversity Global Student Satisfaction Awards 2021