The University of Sussex is a public research university on a single campus at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, England, founded by Royal Charter in 1961.
Location
Brighton, United Kingdom
Programme focus
Artificial Intelligence
Official annual fee
£27,300
Next intake
September

£27,300
3 years
English
September
Brighton, United Kingdom
Public
The University of Sussex is a public research university on a single campus at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, England, founded by Royal Charter in 1961. It teaches around 16,000 students (2024-25), 28% international, with staff and students from 170+ countries. Sussex and its partner Institute of Development Studies (IDS) rank 1st in the world for Development Studies for a tenth consecutive year (QS 2026), alongside current routes in law, computing, psychology and media.
Sussex's single campus sits in the South Downs National Park at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, centred on the Grade I-listed Falmer House. The university reports around 16,000 students (2024-25 FTE) and staff/students from 170+ countries. On-campus facilities include the Sussex Innovation Centre (nearly 80 resident companies, over £250m generated cumulatively), the Future Technologies Labs for computing and AI, and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) on an adjoining site.
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Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Sussex in Brighton, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Sussex's single campus sits in the South Downs National Park at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, centred on the Grade I-listed Falmer House. The university reports around 16,000 students (2024-25 FTE) and staff/students from 170+ countries. On-campus facilities include the Sussex Innovation Centre (nearly 80 resident companies, over £250m generated cumulatively), the Future Technologies Labs for computing and AI, and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) on an adjoining site.
All Sussex campus accommodation is self-catered; 2026/27 weekly rates run from about £123-£189 for shared-bathroom rooms (Norwich House, Brighthelm, East Slope townhouses) to £205-£236 for ensuite or studio rooms (Lewes Court, Stanmer Court, Northfield, Swanborough, West Slope), with rent covering utilities, cleaning, security and contents insurance. Flats house 5-12 students sharing a kitchen; studios are generally reserved for students with medical needs. Check the live accommodation pages for the intended entry year, since prices and room release dates change.
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The University of Sussex is a public research university on a single campus at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, England, founded by Royal Charter in 1961.
Location
Brighton, United Kingdom
Programme focus
Artificial Intelligence
Official annual fee
£27,300
Next intake
September

£27,300
3 years
English
September
Brighton, United Kingdom
Public
The University of Sussex is a public research university on a single campus at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, England, founded by Royal Charter in 1961. It teaches around 16,000 students (2024-25), 28% international, with staff and students from 170+ countries. Sussex and its partner Institute of Development Studies (IDS) rank 1st in the world for Development Studies for a tenth consecutive year (QS 2026), alongside current routes in law, computing, psychology and media.
Sussex's single campus sits in the South Downs National Park at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, centred on the Grade I-listed Falmer House. The university reports around 16,000 students (2024-25 FTE) and staff/students from 170+ countries. On-campus facilities include the Sussex Innovation Centre (nearly 80 resident companies, over £250m generated cumulatively), the Future Technologies Labs for computing and AI, and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) on an adjoining site.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Sussex in Brighton, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
Sussex's single campus sits in the South Downs National Park at Falmer, five miles from Brighton, centred on the Grade I-listed Falmer House. The university reports around 16,000 students (2024-25 FTE) and staff/students from 170+ countries. On-campus facilities include the Sussex Innovation Centre (nearly 80 resident companies, over £250m generated cumulatively), the Future Technologies Labs for computing and AI, and the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) on an adjoining site.
All Sussex campus accommodation is self-catered; 2026/27 weekly rates run from about £123-£189 for shared-bathroom rooms (Norwich House, Brighthelm, East Slope townhouses) to £205-£236 for ensuite or studio rooms (Lewes Court, Stanmer Court, Northfield, Swanborough, West Slope), with rent covering utilities, cleaning, security and contents insurance. Flats house 5-12 students sharing a kitchen; studios are generally reserved for students with medical needs. Check the live accommodation pages for the intended entry year, since prices and room release dates change.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
Self-catered kitchens mean students shop and cook for themselves; campus retail and Brighton's supermarkets, markets and restaurants, five miles away, supply groceries, including South Asian grocers in central Brighton. Sussex's cost-of-living guide estimates £173-£303/month for food on top of rent. No university-run halal, vegetarian or Indian-specific catering service is claimed here; confirm current campus retail options and Brighton grocery access after arrival.
Campus Security patrols 24 hours a day, 365 days a year from a Security Centre in Bramber House, reachable on 3333 from an internal phone or +44 (0)1273 873333 by mobile; off-campus emergencies use 999. Emergency phones with blue lights are placed across campus, and Security can arrange an out-of-hours escort across campus or from Falmer station. Confirm current safety guidance after enrolment. The Sussex Buddy Scheme, run by the Students' Union, pairs new students with current ones before arrival. The Student Centre's welcome reception triages queries to the International Advice Team (visa/immigration), the Housing Team (tenancy checks) and the English Language and Academic Study Team. A mandatory orientation programme runs before term, alongside international-specific welcome events.
Self-catered kitchens mean students shop and cook for themselves; campus retail and Brighton's supermarkets, markets and restaurants, five miles away, supply groceries, including South Asian grocers in central Brighton. Sussex's cost-of-living guide estimates £173-£303/month for food on top of rent. No university-run halal, vegetarian or Indian-specific catering service is claimed here; confirm current campus retail options and Brighton grocery access after arrival.
Campus Security patrols 24 hours a day, 365 days a year from a Security Centre in Bramber House, reachable on 3333 from an internal phone or +44 (0)1273 873333 by mobile; off-campus emergencies use 999. Emergency phones with blue lights are placed across campus, and Security can arrange an out-of-hours escort across campus or from Falmer station. Confirm current safety guidance after enrolment. The Sussex Buddy Scheme, run by the Students' Union, pairs new students with current ones before arrival. The Student Centre's welcome reception triages queries to the International Advice Team (visa/immigration), the Housing Team (tenancy checks) and the English Language and Academic Study Team. A mandatory orientation programme runs before term, alongside international-specific welcome events.
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