So far my experience with sussex has been great. The academics and workshops are amazing and provide you with best exposure to gain knowledge and implement it in the best possible way. The main focus is on learning the concepts and logics and implementation on real world problems. You are able to make your concepts clear in depth with the methodology of teaching in sussex and the workshops helps you to enhance your technical skills with the experts available to guide you. The library is amazing and available to you 24 x 7 where you can utlise your precious time very efficiently with desktops available anytime and private and group study rooms available. A vide range of books available to access anytime. You can have a great time in terms of boosting your career and professional life. The only problem is that the pace of studies is a little high and if you have to work part time along with job and if you live off campus it really becomes a challenge for you to cope up with ghe and studies and meet deadlines but still manageable if you utilise your time efficiently

Lab exercises are amazing and helpful to understand concepts better Teaching staff is very cooperative and polite and you can ask for doubts and help anytime

Its just 5 miles from the main city and bus service is available 24 hours. A quiet and clean place. I come by my bike from city and it just takes me 30 minutes.

Though my room is off-campus and managed by University itself but its the best as per my experience. Very well managed by University, timely addressing of queries and complaints, hassle free services and in the city

Sussex has a really unique vibe for a university, which I love. The science buildings desperately need some funding to fix the numerous issues though.

I have a lab-based PhD. My supervisor is supportive and present when I need him, and I have some flexibility in my working hours. I can audit modules whenever I want to, which is great if I need to learn something specific which I have no dealt with previously.

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