University of Sussex Business School tops the charts for research income

The latest CABS Research Income for Business and Management report reveals that the Business School received £5.5m in research income in 2020/21, which is higher than all other UK business schools. This means that the University of Sussex Business School now ranks number one in the UK for Business and Management research income. Looking at combined income over the last three years (for the period 2018/19 to 2020/21), the University of Sussex Business School received £12.41m,second only to one institution and outperforming many larger competitors. The University of Sussex Business School received £1.128m from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) in 2020/21 - accounting for 8% of total ESRC funding for Business and Management. This amount was again the highest among all business schools aside from one. The University of Sussex Business School also received £653,000 from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) - accounting for 11% of total EPSRC funding for Business and Management). This is the second largest award to any university.
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