The stuffs are supportive in most cases except accomination which can be a bit challenge (in my case, one-semester exchange students will stay in a hotel downtown). Their academic classes are great and I love the idea of divding into multiple sessions/classes later for large classes. The campus location does not locate in the cetre of the city, Brighton though. To me, I like it because it makes students to stay on campus and do things together. The bus ride is only 15 minutes to the city centre and bus is avaliable throughout the night.

What an adventure. I’m so grateful for the opportunity and learned so much about cultures around Europe. I’ve made life-long friends. The only complaint is Langford’s Hotel, where the international students stayed at. I hope no one has to stay there long-term. Other than that, the experience was magical.
I chose easier classes so that I could focus on learning UK culture. I didn’t spend too much time studying; I spent a ton of time exploring. I pushed myself to start a music club on campus to meet more people and join the dance team. Weekends were dedicated to traveling around UK and Europe.

I have been studying as a phd student at University of Sussx - School of English during the last semester. Brighton is a perfect mixture of Love, life and resarch. Social life is incredible. The city is full of pubs, clubs, cinemas. There are a lot of cultural events, gigs, performances. Sussex University' library is really well furnished. I bet that you would also find your love among the most queer and free city in Uk. Moreover,,the landscapes are amazing. The seafront, full of routes for hiking. I relly recommend.

Now that i have just finished my exchange I can say that I made the best desition ever going to the University of Sussex. Everyone is very helpful and caring. Very comfortable facilities. One of the things that surprised me the most is the amount of socials that are ofered for students, that makes the university more than just classes and helps you to make new friends and create great memories.
I had a really great time and I would totally recomend this place for a year abroad as you can find a very intercultural environment at campus.

I stayed at the University of Sussex for a full year, and it was the best decision I've made in my young adult life. I had never been to England before, actually I'd never stepped foot over the Atlantic before this experience. Everyone at Sussex was so welcoming, the campus was gorgeous (it backs right up onto a national park which made for the best strolls), and the courses were very challenging. Acclimating an American college education into the British system can be very daunting, especially in terms of the grading system and course expectations, but I found it all to be worth it because of the experiences Brighton and Sussex have to offer for such a large international student population. Some of my fondest memories, and closest friendships were made there.

My term abroad was very exciting, I made new friends that I still speak to after two years now. I got to learn different subjects in a deeper way within my career, and the idea for my dissertation project back in Mexico was born during my stay at Sussex University.

I am very grateftul with Sussex University for my experience during my term abroad. I would definitely go back for a Master Degree. The academic approach is very good and all of the students were highly motivated to keep learning!

I had my exchange semester in Fall 2017. I really enjoyed my time in Brighton studying at Sussex. Teachers and coordinator are very supportive of my learning. They helped challenge me. I made great friends during the exchange semester who I still keep in touch with.
Brighton is a great location by the sea with easy access to many cities as well as old towns in the South of England for those who want to explore. Beautiful beach, a hip atmosphere and nice weather. I would highly recommend doing a semester at Sussex.

I really enjoyed my semester abroad at Sussex uni. The only thing that was difficult was to find housing for me, and that happened before I even came to Brighton. Therefore I think I would recommend going for the autumn semester, because I went in the spring and naturally people are going to keep their student housings all year.

When I arrived the uni had a lot of activities planned for exchange students and it was easy to get to know other students. There's also a lot of discussion in class, so you will get to know your classmates as well.

Brighton is also probably the nicest place in all of England, and also the most vegan friendly place. Side note: visit Purezza pizza.

All in all I would really recommend Sussex uni and Brighton:)