Sussex reconsiders

May 12, 2006

Sussex University is to consider further the future of chemistry at the institution after an internal review proposed keeping the subject and investing more in it.

Sussex vice-chancellor Alasdair Smith said: "Academic plans in life sciences must provide a sound and sustainable basis for building excellence in the school. I very much want us to find an approach that maintains chemistry programmes at Sussex."

The university was criticised by MPs last week for its handling of proposals to shut chemistry.

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