We now have an intake of 45 per year, and the numbers on all the psychology programmes amount to about 160 per year. We are keen to attract a mix of students, of different ages, nationalities, ethnic groups, and social backgrounds, since the study of social psychology is enriched when your fellow students bring to bear a diversity of life experiences on your discussions. A level psychology About one third of students will have studied Psychology at A level, so if you are one of those who have not it may be comforting to know that you are probably in the majority. We do not assume that you've studied psychology before coming here, so you should not feel at a disadvantage if you have done little psychology before. Who Is Responsible for What - Some Organisational Matters Sussex does not have Departments, but instead is organised with interlaced Schools and Subject Groups.
Schools are the primary units.
There are also two Sub-Deans. Anne Asha is the School Administrative Officer. The School is responsible for the programme of School courses. Subject Groups cut across Schools and consist of the lecturers who teach a particular subject. The Subject Group is responsible both for sociology and social psychology courses.