My time at Sussex was unlike any other uni experience I've had thus far. Everyone was incredibly friendly, staff were helpful, and there was something fun to do around every corner. I am so incredibly proud to have had this opportunity, especially to have met the people I did. There's a small uni food court, bar and store which is convenient for late nights and early mornings. This is most certainly the most I've been able to grow while at uni because the administration, staff and students are all there to support each individual student.

I absolutely loved my time at the University of Sussex, from meeting a lot of new friends from all over the world to the great teaching. I made so many new friendships with people from my own country but also from countries I did not even heard before! However, the teaching at SU is worth of mention too! it's very different (in a good way) from what I am used to. You'll have seminars where you can express your thoughts on the module in a very confidential way and classes with friendly teachers.

The experience of taking a semester abroad at the University of Sussex will always be one of my most cherished. I have made some great international friends, experienced living in England and at a university campus (in Czechia, the unis do not have them). I loved the welcoming atmosphere and also am fond of how sweet British people are. I would definitely recommend taking the semester to everyone, especially at University of Sussex with its wonderful study support and teachers. I really liked how communicative, likeable and helpful the teachers were.

University of Sussex hosts a wonderful, diverse community of global learners. As a visiting student I felt safe and welcomed on campus. With close proximity to Brighton's waterfront, South Downs National Park and the AmEx football stadium, there was never a dull moment. The academic environment was engaging and lecturers were great. The access to London was easy and also adds great value to this program. If you are somebody that is looking for a less mainstream study abroad experience, University of Sussex is a great place to start!

I had a great experience studying abroad at Sussex. I enjoyed the classes I took and the passion the professors had. However, I did not perform as well academically as I expected and normally do at my home university. One of my classes had overall low class grade averages, and I am not sure if that is typical or not. I would have loved to receive grades sooner to help. I attended office hours for one class I was very passionate about, but it felt very rushed and that my professor did not have the time.

I loved the location of my flat to the rest of campus. Having a train station and airport so close was amazing! I was constantly traveling. I appreciated the different events that happened throughout campus

Studying abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I recommend all university students to participate in if given the opportunity. What I love about the University of Sussex is that it is hidden away from the busy streets of Brighton, surrounded by trees, fields, and wildlife. I found the staff and students to be kind and welcoming, making living in another country and experiencing new things easier! The University set up exchange meet and greets, but I would recommend joining a sports team or society to embrace the university experience. A short bus ride out of the university and Brighton has so much to see and do! If you like the beach (like me), I recommend you visit during the summertime.

Studying abroad at Sussex was one of the best decisions of my life. From experiencing and immersing myself within a new culture, to the lifelong friends I made, to the challenging and thought-provoking academics, and to the fun nightlife and social side at Sussex, it was everything I could have asked for. As an exchange student from Chicago, culture in the UK was very different and I was anxious at first, but immediately upon my arrival at Sussex, I met loads of great people that I now consider my close friends. Sussex offers a variety of clubs and sports that I engaged in, all of which led me to meeting new friends. The student-body in general is full of welcoming and friendly people. Brighton as a city is very diverse with a lively nightlife from a variety of pubs, restaurants, and clubs and feels like it is its own little world. I personally bought a bus pass and would constantly go into Brighton where I quickly learned where everything was located and experienced everything the city has to offer. Also, the professors at Sussex are engaging and caring, yet challenge you and push you to be the best version of yourself.

I really enjoyed my time at the University of Sussex. Classes were challenging and intriguing enough to keep me on my toes, but not overwhelming. Professors and support staff were helpful and available for questions. Student Wellbeing team was particularly helpful in navigating challenges that arose, they provided great support in light of serious issues. Social scene was a lot of fun—Brighton is a great town for students and anyone 18+. Tons of fun bars, clubs, and other nightlife opportunities, all easily accessible by bus and train from campus.