Semester 1: September to December
Semester 2: January to June

http://www.sussex.ac.uk/ogs/governance/termdates

Visiting and exchange students are taught alongside British and international students taking full degree programmes. Students will experience a range of teaching methods that may include small-group seminars and tutorials, lectures, laboratory work and independent study.

English.

	Engineering and Informatics  Life Sciences Mathematical and Physical Sciences (Includes: Mathematics, Physics and Astronomy) Psychology Business, Management and Economics Education and Social Work Global Studies (Includes: Anthropology, Geography, International Development and International Relations) Law, Politics and Sociology English History, Art History and Philosophy Media, Film and Music

Suitable for students from the following faculties:

FASS (Media Studies, Sociology, Philosophy, Economics, Geography, History, Psychology, Social Work) FOS (Chemistry, Biology, Physics) FOE (Strong in Mechanical) FOL BIZ SOC (Computer Science).

Students are reminded to carefully review Sussex's online Study Abroad Guide http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/sabroad/guide2012

Strengths: Media Studies, Sociology, Philosophy, Chemistry, Comp Science & Mechanical Engineering.

Please check with SEP Administrator in the Dean’s Office for actual application dates in your faculty.

Nominated students are advised to submit their application as early as possible, as places on most courses are limited and preference is given to early applicants.

The application deadline for Semester 1 and  full year exchange is 1 May and for Semester 2 is 15 Oct.

If students decide to study at Sussex for the full academic year or the autumn term only (September/October to December), they are guaranteed University-managed housing.

Accommodation for visiting and exchange students for the spring and summer terms (January to June) is limited, though rooms are usually available. They may need to consider alternative housing options, including host family accommodation.

If you intend to travel to the UK to enrol on a course of studies which lasts 6 months (or more), you must obtain a Tier 4 (General) student visa before travelling to the UK.

If you are a Singaporean citizen or a citizen of another country on the UK non-visa nationals list, and if your course of studies is less than 6 months, you can apply for entry to the UK as a student visitor either prior to leaving your home country, or on arrival at UK immigration at the port of entry.  If you are a citizen of a country not on the non-visa nationals list then you still must obtain a Tier 4 (General) student visa before travelling to the UK.

Student Visitor application information: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/visiting/student/apply/

Britain has a subsidized health service which provides free health care and treatment for people who are resident in Britain. 

Students who are enrolled on a programme which will last for more than six months are also entitled to NHS treatment.

If a doctor prescribes any medicines these are subsidized but there will be a charge made for each prescription - currently 5.75 UK Pounds per item.

Dental treatment is subsidized by NHS but everyone has to pay something towards the cost of their treatment.

Breakdown of Costs	Pounds £
Accommodation	254 - 570
Food	220
Transport	45
Insurance	5
Others (Entertainment, clothes)	210
Monthly Estimate	734 - 1,050

Please refer to the Other Links Section for the relevant links to the estimated costs of living.

Universal Currency Converter:

	http://www.xe.com/ucc/

Accommodation:

	http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/sabroad/guide2013/life/housing

Cost of Living:

	http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/sabroad/guide2013/applying/fees

Course Information:

	http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/sabroad/guide2013/modules