Welcome all Freshers
Life changing experiences
Fantastic to see all our students enjoying the Freshers Fair yesterday. Our Students' Union are committed to giving students a fantastic experience.
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Open Events
Next event: Saturday 1 October
Open Events are your opportunity to find out more, about courses, facilities, and life on our beautiful waterfront campus.
Life at Suffolk
Our location for work and study
Live in style on our waterfront campus
Situated on the beautiful waterfront in the heart of Suffolk, our University offers vast opportunities beyond work and study.
About Suffolk
Relax and unwind at Southwold Pier or take some time to enjoy the fine Suffolk lifestyle: from food halls and farmers markets to sailing and sausage festivals.
Going for Gold
University of Suffolk student Evie Edwards is heading to Rio to compete in the Paralympics, honoured to be representing ParalympicsGB. Photo © Paralympics GB.
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Founding Supporters
Our Founding Supporters will be part of our history; we look to the future with renewed excitement and enthusiasm about the impact we will continue to have on the county.
Suffolk Supports
A welcoming and cosmopolitan environment in which to live, study and work. That’s the message from the University post Brexit.
Our Learning Network
The University of Suffolk puts you at the heart of a unique Learning Network with partner colleges located across Suffolk and Great Yarmouth.
Our people change the world
Craig Hudson
Craig is a Fine Art graduate who now has his own studios at Butley Mills Studios, Orford. His work has been exhibited at Battle Art Fair, Blackshed Gallery, East Sussex and was also short-listed to present his work to a panel on BBC2's 'Show Me the Monet'.
Sam Lawson
Sam is a BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science Graduate, who now heads the performance analysis department of an American university.
Dr Liana Psarologaki
Dr Liana Psarologaki is a trained architect, visual artist and academic. Her research contributes into the current criticism on the aesthetics of contemporary art practice, and art and design pedagogy.
News
 Wednesday, 28 September 2016, 17:00 |
 Monday, 26 September 2016, 12:00 |
 Friday, 16 September 2016, 11:45 |
Events
 FULLY BOOKED Reflections on the history of the radar |
 Department of Arts and Humanities |
 An open event across the university to help people explore our facilities |