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5 top tips for managing your study time
By Lena HoedlBSc Marketing and Management (with a professional placement year) I am sure a lot of you can relate when I say that 24 hours a day are sometimes not enough to get all the things done we have…
Saving energy: Unplug Monday at the Business School
By Amy FraserBusiness School Green Impact team member Unplug, turn-off, save energy For one hour every Monday from 4pm until 5pm, we are asking you to unplug and turn off any non-essential electronic devices and lights in order to reduce…
Posted in Business School life, Green Impact
Supporting our future leaders: Soft skills are the key to accounting success
Polish your networking and communication skills if you want to get ahead was the main message to Business School students attending a leadership event hosted by CPA Australia, the Australian professional accounting body, last autumn term.
A helping hand in the local community – get involved in volunteering
By Amy Collyer Business School Green Impact team member Volunteering is a wonderful way to get involved with interests and issues that matter to you, by supporting local community groups, charities and non-profit organisations, whilst learning and developing new skills,…
Understanding the EU from an economics perspective – a study trip to Brussels
As the UK prepares to leave the European Union at the end of January, University of Sussex Business School students reflect on their recent study trip to the heart of EU institutions in Brussels.
Working in finance – my placement year experience
Sam Jons – Final year, BSc Accounting & Finance (with a professional placement year) A placement year gives you the opportunity to gain practical experience in topics you learn on your course, with exposure to real-life business challenges, and an…
British Council Global Alumni Award winner Réjane Woodroffe meets our students
Alumni award winner and Business School alumna Réjane Woodroffe (MSc Development Economics 2005) returns to campus to meet students. Réjane’s former tutor Julie Litchfield tells us more about her achievements after graduating Sussex.
An insight into the festival of Diwali
My name is Jimeet Romen Shah, I am currently in my second year studying Business and Management Studies (with a professional placement). Diwali, short for Deepavali, is one of the most popular celebrations in India. It is a closely followed…
Posted in Business School life, Societies
