General Category

1. Second-year Undergraduate student. According to the year of study recorded in the Office of Academic Affairs system at the time of internal selection..
2. GPA should be higher than 3.00.
3. TOEFL iBT 80 (Reading 18 Listening 17 Speaking 20 Writing 17 Accept Home Edition) or IELTS 6.0 (Listening 5.5 Reading 5.5 Writing 5.5 Speaking 5.5).

1 student for 1 academic year.
(Admitted students are limited to depart in the 1st semester of NTU, for their exchange of one semester or one academic year.)

Academic Calendar

Students must register as a full-time student at NTU and are liable for tuition fees at NTU while overseas. Students do not have to pay tuition fees to the host university, but remain liable for miscellaneous, accommodation, living, insurance, transportation and other personal fees.

1. The language requirements listed are the minimum standards. Applicants are advised to look into specific departments and courses to ensure they meet all prerequisites and additional language criteria. The host institution reserves the right to deny admission if no suitable departments or courses are available.
2. Study Abroad at Sussex
3. How to choose your modules
4. Standard credit load: 60 Sussex credits per semester (3 or 4 classes).
5. MODULES: Many students seem confused with our terminology and select modules for incorrect terms. They should also check the modules listed in the Study Abroad Guide, at times students seem to be using a list of modules approved by the home university and some of these lists contain modules that are no longer taught.
   Students coming for autumn term only can only select modules listed as 'autumn teaching', they cannot take part of a full year module so any modules listed as 'autumn & spring teaching' should not be selected. Some students believe that these modules are taught in the autumn and then repeated in the spring but this is not correct, they run over two terms.
   Students coming for spring/summer should only select modules listed as 'spring teaching'.
   Students coming for the full year are free to select modules taught in any term
   All module choices are of course subject to any prerequisites that may apply.

1. English language courses
2. Visas and immigration
3. The Student Hub offers advice and assistance both when you apply and while you are studying at Sussex. They can help set up support for students with disabilities, mental health difficulties and additional learning needs. 

1. Cost of Living
2. Students coming to Sussex for one semester must take out private medical insurance before travelling. The insurance must cover their time in the UK and provide cover if they intend to travel outside of the UK. This applies to EU/EEA nationals as EHIC cards are no longer valid in the UK.
3. Students coming to Sussex for the full academic year will pay the healthcare surcharge as part of the visa application. This permits students to access the National Health Service (NHS). However, students will need to pay for some services such as dental treatment, eye tests, and prescriptions. It is recommended that students take out adequate insurance to cover other health-related costs.

Full Year applicants are guaranteed university accommodation if they apply by the 30 June deadline.

Autumn/Spring students are required to check our Accommodation pages for updates whilst we are confirming the arrangements.

Students will receive housing application instructions with their offer letters (or shortly after). Our Housing Office processes all applications and they will inform the students directly about their allocations. In order to confirm their room offer, students will be required to formally accept.

Allocations are subject to availability.

Starting from 8 January 2025, nationals of this country who do not hold a valid UK visa or electronic visa (eVisa) must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to enter the United Kingdom. For further details, please refer to the information below or the website.

What is an Electronic Travel Authorisation?
Getting started: applying for an ETA
Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA): Stakeholder factsheet

Students can find out more on our campus and local area pages or take a virtual tour.