Social Work (Postgraduate Entry)

University of Sussex

I find Sussex a great place to study due to the facilities we have here particularly the library. It is huge and very easily accessible. I also think student support is a strength of Sussex for example it was easy to access free therapy without huge waiting lists either.

It is a very supportive place to study, and as a mature student, I have appreciated all the opportunities to connect with others at a similar stage to me and events that are laid on especially for our cohort. The standard of teaching is excellent and resources (e.g. the library, IT etc) are also very good.

Sussex University is very supportive and welcoming. (Social work team has been anyway) The campus is beautiful and on the downs. The university has lots of activities and events on monthly. The downside is that it is very expensive on campus to eat and drink.

University of Sussex is a beautiful place big and educational material is up to standard the library is great The class is condusive for learning the student centre awesome but I think we can improve on the area of accommodation for international students. But what I find most interesting is the home students themselves they are very supportive and ready to help in the best way they could Within the city of Brighton although am not sure where because I have not had time to join those who have gone there am aware there are food banks where people who don't have food goes to to carry food to eat I personally think that's a great and taught full of the organizatizers

There is an enormous amount of multiculturalism in this environment with regards to studentship.I also find some of my local foods in Taj which makes me feel at home.The University website has lots of contact numbers one should call with regards to issues of housing, finance etc and I think it would be more helpful if students are given the opportunity to talk about the issues when they're already on the phone with the staff rather than being referred to check the website on how to resolve them.