Science and Technology Policy ResearchScience and Technology Policy Research is a specialised school of the University of Sussex that is engaged in world-class research and teaching on issues relating to science, technology and innovation. Its primary aim is to deepen understanding of how government, industry and society may succeed in reaping benefits and managing risks arising from science, technology and innovation. The work of Science and Technology Policy Research is independent, multidisciplinary and international in scope. It is concerned with the scientific and technological challenges that confront decision-makers in government, industry and international agencies. Students are offered the chance to study the scientific and technological breakthroughs that drive business. These breakthroughs drive change in business models at an ever-increasing rate as companies (and countries) strive to retain and develop their local and global competitive position.    Location on campusThe Freeman Centre is one of the largest academic centres in the world devoted to research and teaching in the area of science and technology policy and management. The building provides state-of-the-art facilities for graduate students. Academic activitiesThe school hosts a weekly seminar led by senior UK and international academics and specialist practitioners, exploring a wide range of ideas and developments. In addition, postgraduate students have the opportunity to attend and present at regular lunchtime seminars. There are also talks by guest speakers, and there are seminars, meetings and social events organised by students and reflecting their interests. Career prospectsGraduates quickly find employment, and have developed successful careers in a wide range of occupations, including:
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