Find out what we’re doing differently for this term during the Coronavirus situation, so you can plan your university experience.
If you have Covid-19 symptoms you must self-isolate and let us know using a simple form. All the details are available here.
Term dates
Autumn term ends on Friday 11 December. All teaching is online for the last week of term (7-11 December).
Spring term begins with the Semester 1 assessment period from Monday 4 January to Saturday 16 January 2021. Semester 2 teaching begins on Monday 25 January.
See our full term dates.
Research students
See our guidance for postgraduate researchers and supervisors during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Support
If you need help, the Student Life Centre, Student Support Unit, Counselling Service, Careers and Employability Centre and International Student Support are providing online services.
Email:
- studentlifecentre@sussex.ac.uk for the Student Life Centre
- disabilitysupport@sussex.ac.uk for disability support from the Student Support Unit
- international.support@sussex.ac.uk for International Student Support
- counsellingreception@sussex.ac.uk for counselling services
- careers@sussex.ac.uk for the Careers and Employability Centre.
Health information
The National Health Service (NHS) and Public Health England are the official sources of all UK health advice and guidance.
The NHS has guidance on:
- how to avoid catching or spreading the virus
- checking if you have Coronavirus symptoms
- staying at home if you have symptoms
- getting tested.
The government is constantly assessing the risk of coronavirus and updating its information for the public every day.
Travel advice
The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO), part of the UK government, is the official source of travel advice and guidance.
FCO information covers:
- guidance if you are travelling or living overseas
- advice against all non-essential travel
- foreign travel advice with a list of countries.
We are following all the guidance from these organisations.