Early career researchers at the University of Sussex are being invited to take advantage of a comprehensive programme of professional development workshops designed to support their research careers.

The Faculty is home to an amazing array of subject areas including; American Studies, Art History, Creative and Critical Media Practice, Drama and Performance, English Language and Linguistics, ...

The dash (—), also called the em dash, is the long horizontal bar, much longer than a hyphen. Few keyboards have a dash, but a word processor can usually produce one in one way or another. If your ...

Why choose this course at Sussex? Technology is reshaping how we live, work and govern, and our legal systems are evolving in response. As questions of data ownership, online regulation, AI and ...

Why choose this course at Sussex? Criminal law and criminal justice lie at the heart of questions around how we as a society respond to crime. On this course, you’ll engage in advanced criminal law ...

Why choose this course at Sussex? The relationship between conflict, (in)security and development has an impact on many of the world's biggest challenges. This course unpacks these complex ...

The biggest ever public science project on kindness! The Kindness Test project was led by a team of researchers in the Sussex Centre for Research on Kindness, based at the University of Sussex, in ...

The University of Sussex has won a resounding victory against the Office for Students (OfS) in the High Court, successfully overturning a £585,000 fine. Below is a statement from our Vice-Chancellor ...

Human memories are unreliable because we like stories with predictable endings, finds new research from University of Sussex neuroscientists. The researchers found that the human tendency to construct ...

The University of Sussex mourns the loss of Professor Margaret (Maggie) Boden who passed away recently at the age of 88. A pioneering figure in cognitive science and artificial intelligence, Maggie’s ...

Moths are more efficient pollinators at night than day-flying pollinators such as bees, finds new research from the University of Sussex, published today (Wednesday 29 March 2023). Amid widespread ...