University of Sussex

￭Location
Falmer, near Brighton, one hour south of London on the south coast of England
￭Web Site
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/

Ranked as one of the world's top 150 universities, US, established in 1961, is just one hour from Central London. Its Study Abroad at Sussex programme offers international students the opportunity to enroll in a variety of undergraduate courses, while its Students' Union, the center of activity for Sussex's 11,000 students, is the place for them to make friends and enjoy British youth culture.

General Information

♦Established	1961
♦Student Enrollment	2,500 international /12,000 full-time students
♦Programme	Study Abroad at Sussex offers both pre-sessional (academic preparatory) and undergraduate (academic) courses.
♦Period of Study	Various late summer and autumn semester study plans
♦Tuition	GBP £5,190–£6,185

Entrance Requirements

♦GPA requirement	3.0
♦Pre-sessional Course Admission	TOEFL® paper-based 520, internet-based 68 / IELTS 5.5
♦Academic course admission	TOEFL® paper-based 570, internet-based 90 / IELTS 6.5

Areas of Study

● Art History ● Cultural Studies ● Environmental Science ● Development Studies ● Economics ● English and Drama ● History ● International Relations ● Media & Film ● Philosophy ● European Studies ● Psychology . . . and more.

Course choices and availability subject to change. Permission to enroll required.

Enrollment

♦Apply online at	http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/sabroad/guide/2011/applying
♦Closing Date:	Five months prior to the start of the programme. Students are asked to give subject selections and alternates on their application form.

Housing

The University-managed accommodation consists of single and shared furnished rooms. All accommodation is self-catering with cooking facilities in fully fitted communal kitchens. (Read more.)

Estimated Cost

GBP £8,800–£12,000 (Includes tuition, housing and other fees, living expenses and an estimate for meals for a stay of five to six months.)

Mini Info

The academic staff come from more than 120 countries.

Links

♦Study Abroad Guide 2012–2013
♦Campus tour
♦Student handbook