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An aerial view over the House of Lords while the Queen reads the Government-scripted speech

University of Sussex experts respond to today's Queen's Speech

11 May 2021

Our academics have been responding to the Environment Bill, reform of the Judicial Review process and plans to simplify government procurement.
University of Sussex Vice-Chancellor Adam Tickell leans on a stair bannister wearing a dark blue suit and white shirt

Ministers urged to relax Apprenticeship Levy rules and release billions to support young people into employment

10 May 2021

Ministers are being urged to relax the rules around the Apprenticeship Levy to allow for more flexible, targeted and regionally responsive funding.
Athena SWAN bronze award logo

National award renewal recognises Sussex’s commitment to gender equality

10 May 2021

The University’s bronze institutional Athena SWAN award has been renewed until 2026.
A brown and white cow is surrounded by buzzing black flies in a field

Learning on the fly: Computational model demonstrates similarity in how humans and insects learn

7 May 2021

Informatics experts have developed a new computational model that demonstrates a long sought after link between insect and mammalian learning.
Keith Jones

This Sussex Life. PVC Professor Keith Jones: "Sussex's challenge is to define its purpose."

6 May 2021

Professor Keith Jones, Pro Vice Chancellor (Research and Enterprise), talks about Size and Shape – and reflects on his ‘ping-pong pom’ career journey.
An image of Josh McFayden smiling looking professional

Sussex researcher, Josh McFayden, whose work is "in search of a new force of nature” wins prestigious prize

5 May 2021

Dr Josh McFayden, a physics researcher at the University of Sussex, is the sole 2021 winner of a prestigious prize from the Institute of Physics.
A close up shot of a glass of white wine with a woman wearing a blue and white stripey top in the background sitting at a restaurant table

Old wines tale: Economists dispel myth second cheapest on restaurant wine list is biggest rip-off

3 May 2021

New research finds that the mark-up on the second-cheapest wine is significantly below that on the four next most expensive wines on the list.
Images of Paolo Oprandi, Wendy Garnham and Tab Betts side by side

"Energy, enthusiasm and open mindedness": Inside the Global Festival of Active Learning

27 April 2021

Last week saw the inaugural Global Festival of Active Learning, organised by the Active Learning Network, take place online.
An image of Somto Asibelua who is one of the students involved with the student mediation law clinics

“It’s all about preserving relationships”: law students launch new peer mediation clinic

26 April 2021

Law students volunteering with the university’s award-winning law clinics are launching a mediation service to help their peers to resolve disputes.

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