University of Sussex

Medicine and Health is ranked #43 by Shiksha ranking, #32 by CUG, #251 by THE and #351 by QS Rankings. Ranking for Medicine and Health courses is as follows:

Law is ranked #35 as per Shiksha Ranking, #34 by CUG, #46 by Guardian, #176 by THE, #201 by ARWU and #351 by QS Rankings. Law specialisation courses are ranked by other ranking bodies as well which are as follows:

Business specialisation is ranked #36 by Shiksha Popularity Ranking, #32 by CUG, #48 by Guardian, #51 by QS Rankings and #126 by THE (Times Higher Education). Many courses under Business specializations are ranked by popular reputed ranking bodies which is mentioned in the table below:

Yes, international students can work part-time while studying at Sussex University.

• Working for 20 hours per week is allowed during the ongoing term.

• Working full time during vacations and when the programme ends is allowed.

University of Sussex is currently working on West Slope development, a recent project with a focus on building more residential, learning, wellbeing and commercial spaces. Around 2000 bed spaces are being added on campus including ensuite, single bedrooms with shared bathrooms, family apartments etc. A health and wellbeing centre is built at the heart of campus to provide wellbeing services to support students during their study period. Students will have access to a supermarket, open space, study rooms.

SUSX alumni offer various benefits and discounts to the alumni. Some of these include career support, social events, access to the Library and special discounts on Sports Centre and accommodation. If a student wants to pursue a further degree after graduating from SUSX, he will get a scholarship of GBP 3000 (INR 3.5 L). Alumni students are also eligible for a 20% discount.

Yes, the University of Sussex accepts international students, In the 2024/2025 academic year, the university has a student population of 18,510 students out of which 5,553 are international from the countries worldwide.

According to the official data provided by UCAS, out of the Class 2025 of the University of Sussex, 71% of the students were from UK itself, along with 8% of EU students. The international students made up 21% of the entire University of Sussex class 2025. With 23% postgraduate and 77% undergraduate students, 95% of the students were enrolled full-time and 5% of the students were enrolled part-time at the university.