The University of Sussex was founded in 196 1, near Brighton, the most dynamic coastal city in East Sussex, England. It is the only university in Britain that is located in a national park as a whole, exactly on the edge of the scenic South Downs National Park.

The University of Sussex was founded in 196 1 and was chartered by the British royal family. Sussex values that innovative critical thinking, interdisciplinary methods and the quality of understanding are the core of everything we do. Sussex's strategic theme figure is carbon 60 to commemorate Professor harold kroto, the Nobel Prize winner of University of Sussex 1996, for his research on carbon 60 and fullerenes.

The University of Sussex has one of the most beautiful campuses in Britain. The university campus is located on a piece of green land, which integrates award-winning modern buildings with open green land. Sir Basil Spencer's aerial view of the campus looks like a cat. The Auditorium of the University of Sussex won the 1969 Citizen Trust Award, and 1993 was listed as a protected building by the government, among which Falmer Building was praised as a first-class building with "unique taste".

Sussex University is a research university, ranking among the best universities in Britain, Europe and the world. The university has more than 2 100 employees, including teachers 1000, and more than 300 people only focus on research. Its good international reputation has attracted many frontier teachers and scholars from various disciplines to universities, including five Nobel Prize winners, 65,438+04 members of the Royal Society, 65,438+02 members of the British National Academy of Sciences, and 65,438+.

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