Academic Contacts

Visit the faculty contacts page to find a complete list of teaching faculty in the Department. All your lecturers are based in Pevensey II and III buildings.

If you are worried about your progress on your course, the first person to contact is your Academic Advisor.

Your Academic Advisor, whom you will meet in your first week at University, is one of the lecturing staff and your main source of academic and personal advice and you will normally keep the same academic advisor throughout your time at Sussex. They will oversee your degree course, providing feedback each term from academic tutors, informal tests and university examinations about your academic progress, and may advise you on how to choose a career.

Do keep your academic advisor fully informed about your extracurricular activities, so that they can write a rounded reference for you for employment or admission to postgraduate modules.

During the first year you will be expected to see your Academic Advisor on a regular basis. This should be arranged with your academic advisor when you first meet together in Freshers' Week. From the second year onwards you should arrange to see him/her at least once a term, and preferably at the beginning and end of every term.

Other key contacts

If you have questions about your module options, your timetable, or other queries relating to the administration of your course, you can contact your Course Coordinator or the School Office.

Luke Murphy, Physics (physicsoffice@sussex.ac.uk)
Lewis Johnson, Maths (mathsoffice@sussex.ac.uk)
Hannah Le Fevre, PGT (mps-pgtoffice@sussex.ac.uk)

If you need support you can contact the Student Experience Team who will be able to help.

mpsstudentexperience@sussex.ac.uk

If you're unsure who to contact, you should e-mail the School Office:

mps@sussex.ac.uk

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