Campus accessibility
Our facilities staff aim to maintain and improve accessibility across campus at all times, ensuring that level and lift access is available in academic buildings.
Accessibility updates are now available on the campus works page.
Please consult this page for regular updates on accessibility impacts, such as lift and automatic door outages.
Maintaining and improving accessibility is a priority for all facilities staff at SEF - we regularly undertake checks and repairs on lifts and automatic doors on campus, and our Grounds team maintains all campus pathways.
If you experience an outage or issue with accessibility in a non-residential building, please contact the Service Centre at service.centre@sef.fm. Residents can contact their porter in the event of any issues.
AccessAble accessibility guide
For information on access to all buildings on campus, you can visit AccessAble. There you will find comprehensive and up-to-date access guides to help you plan your visit to campus - whether you are a student, a member of staff or a visitor.
Here at the University of Sussex, we are committed to making our campus more accessible for people with disabilities. Over the last few years we have undertaken significant investment to make sure that this is possible. You can read more about the University's committment to accessibility in the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy: Inclusive Sussex.