It’s a beautiful space in the middle of a national park. The professors and staff and kind and generous with their time. It’s an overall welcoming environment. Improvement could be made in quicker responses from student accounts office.

Amazing professors who really care about the students. Great course content and engagement with students. No complaints

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You are never alone! The University of Sussex is inclusive, you are never lost or alone while at the University. The institution lives up to its set values. It still feels surreal that despite how far I am from home, I feel so much at home. My best aspects of studying at the University of Sussex are the high multicultural diversity, the beautiful access and the equal opportunities given to students. The school's facilities are awesome, from the Student Centre to the Library, to the accommodations, to the classrooms, everything makes you ready to learn. There is also the part of the great and interesting teaching methods, it creates no allowance for lazy studying, you are helped, you are pushed and most importantly, you are empowered to become. The lecturers and other staff members are always willing to help. Indeed, the University of Sussex is a home to all. Well, I do not have any worst experience of the University of Sussex, I just sincerely wish that the University works on the provision of school accommodation for international students with their families. This way, students won't have to commute too far away from school or face the crazy stress of looking for family accommodation in an environment they are new to. Providing Family accommodation for international students would go a long way in further improving international student study experiences at the University of Sussex.

My course is taught in person and we have great contact with the different module lecturers. Usually, classes on different modules are between 2 to 4 hours. My classes are usually thought-provoking, and the teaching methods have sharpened my concentration, listening, speaking, listening, and presentation skills. I have garnered confidence in public speaking through group and individual presentations. However, I feel that as mature students, our timetable isn't designed to meet our needs. We have classes 4 days out of 5 days of weekdays and this limits me from effectively utilising other areas of life besides studying for a master's degree.

Brighton is lovely, it's a great place to stay in except of course for the living costs. Anyway, if you become too overwhelmed with the high cost of living and the plenty of readings, there is a beach nearby to cool off.

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