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Summer school for would-be doctors

Students interested in a medical career are being invited to a summer school.

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70 organisations link up to find health innovations

GSK, Roche Diagnostics, The Sussex Beacon, NHS Confederation and Coast to Capital were just some of the organisations who came together to explore innovative health solutions at the University of Brighton’s Entrepreneur Café.

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Teaching excellence

The quality of teaching experienced by students at the university has been judged to consistently exceed the rigorous national requirements for Higher Education in the UK.

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Embracing the mess

Tackling messy complexity can lead to unexpected solutions - inaugural lecture from Professor Rob Morgan, Wednesday 20 November.