University of Sussex International Study Centre

Help and support on campus

Sussex is a friendly and welcoming university. We want you to enjoy your work and have fun during your time with us. The International Study Centre has dedicated staff who will ensure that you have all the support you need during your studies. The University also provides a range of advisory, health, counselling and spiritual services.

Student advisors

If you need help with any personal, financial academic difficulties, the student counsellors at the ISC are there to advise. They will help you settle in quickly during your first few days and will be available throughout your studies.

Health services

The Health Centre provides medical care under the UK's National Health Service (NHS) and is available to all students. As an international student, you will need to register with the Centre's doctors when you arrive. Other on-campus health facilities include a dentist offering NHS treatment, and a pharmacist.

Advice and information

The University of Sussex Students' Union (USSU) Advice Centre provides free confidential advice on a range of issues. If you have any problems, trained professionals are there to help. They are a valuable service for welfare and financial advice.

Facilities for students with disabilities

The University of Sussex welcomes students with sensory and physical disabilities, special learning difficulties and other additional needs. The disability coordinator is the main point of contact for any student with an impairment or additional educational requirement.

Student insurance

You can view information about StudyCare at: www.studygroup.biz/insurance.asp

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