941 University of Sussex reviews

Teachers are great but don't get paid enough so strikes affect our education.

Brighton's one of the most expensive. Not very safe.

I love the teaching facilities and the career prospects from my course, but i wish that my modules were more about marketing and management itself than random modules.

Our university is very diverse, and has many job opportunities on campus! i just wish our accommodation wasn’t as crazy expensive as it is.

gets cleaned weekly and checked often for any issues which is great, quite safe, like a 10 min walk from the area where lecture halls and rooms are. Very nice and modern, but very expensive.

Could cover more areas of content

Very nice and sunny, love the beach.

Super nice flats but quite a walk into the centre of campus

My course us taught full time in person. Really happy with the mix of professors and teaching materials. Most of the professors are very friendly and invite for personal meetings to discuss doubts or queries. The course conveners of my course have been great in building rapport and understanding us at personal levels. The course in itself does not offer opportunities for internships or work experience. As a development course in Business school, ,many of the school efforts in career guidance seems irrelevant. Also mostly targeted to undergraduates. More opportunities could be created for Masters students in terms of gaining internship and work placements while doing the course.

The amenities are modern and very good. However the price is very expensive. Despite paying the second highest accommodation fees, we still have to pay separately for laundry, which means more holes in the pocket.

Every module that the university provides are fulfilled everything I need for my future careers.

After COVID-19 hit the uni has adopted hybrid teaching with both online and in-person classes. Contact hours between students and lectures is more than enough. However, sometimes the courses feel a little too short; more so for the 15 credit modules

Brighton is a students' city. Young, liberal, and full of life. We have pebbles for a beach and the most dangerous thing are the seagulls who will occasionally rob you at beak point of your

*Kitchen - awesome *Internet - occasional outages but not too much to annoy you. Maybe once or twice a month *Rooms - spacious *Maintenance - team respond to maintenance report very fast

The best thing is that we can customize the module of the course based on what we need, even module outside the course. The course is pretty general so it offers the wide opportunities after graduation.

My course is supposedly #1 in the world --- and they make it feel that way. The professors and course content is incredible, and the potential for development is frankly unmatched.

So far the return to in-person classes with the opportunity to access classes on zoom has been welcomed and appreciated, so it's important that the university keep providing this remote access.

It is a good course just lacks in certain key fields