The University of Sussex has risen to a record 17 positions in the ranking

The Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Clare Mackie, said: "We entered the top 25 out of 126 universities and plan to go even higher next year."

The 2016 rating year The Complete University Guide assesses universities on 10 indicators such as: student satisfaction with training, research quality, admission requirements and employment of graduates.

Professor Mackie said: "We are proud that managed to rise by 17 positions and take 21 place, mainly thanks to improvements in indicators on employment of graduates and infrastructure costs for students."

75% of all graduates of bachelor programs at the University of Sussex to find work or continue study within the first 6 months after graduation.

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Professor Mackey also thanked the teaching staff for their excellent work and the students for their diligent learning and achievement.