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Choose from over 500 degrees. Join a society. Explore Brighton and the UK. Our Nigeria country guide has the information you need to know about life as an international student in the UK.
A home from home
Watch Nigerian students talking about how Sussex is their home from home:
Live and learn on our beautiful campus
University of Sussex campus: Live and Learn
Fees and scholarships
If you want to study a Masters at Sussex, you may be eligible for our Sussex Nigeria Scholarship, which includes £5,000 towards your tuition fees as well as other subject-specific scholarships worth up to £10,000.
You can also search for PhD funding sources by country
Our degrees
To find out what grades and qualifications we accept and our English language requirements:
- search for the undergraduate, Masters or PhD degree you want to study
- go to the international requirements tab in the entry requirements section
- select your country from the drop down list.
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Life at Sussex
Hear from our Nigerian students
Watch our Nigerian students talk about life at Sussex below. You can also read about our Sussex alumni and connections in Nigeria.
Clubs, groups and societies
You can choose from more than 200 student-led societies and groups at Sussex including:
- the Buddy Scheme, which matches new students with current students based on your interests and includes activities and trips
- the Language Café, where you take part in language exchange sessions and other activities
- Sussex Nigerian Society
- Sussex Islamic Society
- Sussex Christian Union
- African & Caribbean Society
- International Students' Society
The Islamic Society (ISoc) provides:
- free Iftar every day after sunset at the Muslim Student Centre
- Tarawih Prayer every day after Iftar
- breakfast at the Muslim Student Centre on the Eid following Ramadan.
Food
Brighton has various international supermarkets which sell African products. You can also buy international products from our weekly on-campus market or food markets in Brighton.
Religion
We have the Meeting House (a mutli-denominational chaplaincy), a Muslim Student Centre and a Muslim prayer facility on campus, and there are a range of churches and two mosques in Brighton.
To find out more about life in the UK, contact our Alumni Consuls in Nigeria.
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