University of Sussex - New MSc Programs and Scholarships 2020

The University of Sussex is offering scholarships in the Department of Engineering and Informatics and has introduced a new MSc course in Psychology. Located in Brighton on the south coast of England, the University is currently home to 18,000 students enrolled from over 120 countries, and consistently performs well in the International Student Barometer.

Engineering and Informatics, Scholarships at Sussex

The Department of Engineering and Informatics at Sussex offers several Undergraduate, Postgraduate, foundation and PhD courses. Its Science Policy Research Unit has announced five £10,000 scholarships available to applicants for MSc programs in Energy Policy, Project Management, Science and Technology Policy and Strategic Innovation Management. The scholarships being offered at Sussex include:

• The Chancellor’s International Scholarship
• Chevening Scholarship
• John Kinghorn Scholarship

MSc in Occupational and Organizational Psychology

The University of Sussex Business School has launched a new MSc in Occupational and Organizational Psychology. The course’s professional networks include Roffey Park Institute and the Institute for Employment Studies (IES), who provide specialist sessions, professional mentoring and other ad-hoc opportunities for the students.

The course is meant for those interested in how people think and behave at work, and in helping people optimise their wellbeing and performance. It aims to provide valuable skills and knowledge in:

• psychological assessment at work
• learning, training and development
• leadership, engagement and motivation
• wellbeing and work
• organisational design, change and development

The University of Sussex is going to be present at the SI-UK university Pune fair being held this February 2020.

There are several other scholarships available at Sussex and you can get in touch with us to find out about the same. Book a free consultation and visit your nearest SI-UK India office today.

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