Bushra
Bushra spent a year working as an International Student Ambassador before landing a job as a Senior Assistant Psychologist.
Learn how to apply and discover more about life whilst studying at the AV视频 as an Indian student
View our series of short films showcasing why students from South Asia chose the AV视频.
Bushra and Mishal, two of our student ambassadors from India, recently completed their studies at Sussex. Read about their involvement in the scheme and how it helped kickstart their careers.
A degree from Sussex is internationally recognised and our Indian alumni have gone on to do incredible things. Recent graduates have taken up exciting roles at:
Notable alumni include:
We also have an alumni network based in India who can discuss with you their experiences of studying at Sussex. Find out more about our alumni network.
See our tuition fees for undergraduate, Masters and PhD courses.
Sussex offers a range of competitive loans and scholarships for undergraduates, Masters and PhD students.
The University offers a tuition fee reduction for new postgraduate students who have Indian nationality and have been accepted to study an eligible Masters course at Sussex.
Indian students are also eligible for awards from schools and to apply for the Chancellors International Scholarship.
Find out more about scholarships available.
Entry requirements for Indian students depend on the course you’d like to study.
Find out your requirements on our undergraduate course pages or in the search box below.
Ask us a question if you have any queries.
Masters and PhD entry requirements depend on the course you’d like to study.
Visit our Masters and PhD course pages for full details or send us a message if you have a question.
Find out our English language requirements and what qualifications we accept on our undergraduate, Masters and PhD course pages.
Read more about English language requirements for undergraduate, Masters and PhD courses.
Undergraduate students can apply via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). Visit our step-by-step guide with a link to the UCAS application system.
Masters and PhD students can apply using our postgraduate application system. Apply for a Masters or a PhD.
Situated on the edge of a national park and located just a few minutes away from one of the most vibrant cities in the UK, Sussex has it all.
Sussex has teams dedicated to helping you make the most of your time at university. They can provide:
The Spirit of Sussex Award is our way of recognising you’re achievements at Sussex. It can help you:
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Brighton has many Indian restaurants and international supermarkets which sell Indian products, such as .
You can also buy international products from our on-campus market or from .
The popular South Asian Students’ Society acts as a home away from home for Indian students studying at Sussex, organising a range of events incredible Holi and Diwali celebrations each year.
Choose from more than and Brighton, including:
Isobel Hussey is our India expert based on campus.
Having worked with international students for several years, Isobel is ready to share her experiences with you and help you on your educational journey.
Email: indiateam@sussex.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)1273 877189
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Radhika Arora is our India expert based in India.
Having worked with international students for several years, Radhika is ready to share her experiences with you and help you on your educational journey.
Email: indiateam@sussex.ac.uk
Telephone: +91 9899160609
Unibuddy:
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Want to find out more about student life? Chat to our students online via Unibuddy.
Sussex is represented by a number of professional agencies in India.
They can support you through the process of applying to university, providing advice and helping you with the preparation and submission of your documents.
We work closely with agents to ensure you receive detailed and accurate advice about coming to study at Sussex. Find out more about our work with agent partners and how you can provide feedback about an agent.
See our list of representatives in India.