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Fulton Building located at Fulton Building, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9RH, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01273 606755

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altaf sario

4 Google Rating

Good complex of class rooms and halls equipped with modern teaching gadgets.

4/ 5

Good complex of class rooms and halls equipped with modern teaching gadgets.

Sam Buxton

5 Google Rating

Fulton A is where the BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT hosts its Sussex Branch meetings. The lect

5/ 5

Fulton A is where the BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT hosts its Sussex Branch meetings. The lecture theatres are excellent and in a good state of repair with easy accessibility for everyone.

Kilian Tscherny

5 Google Rating

Awesome building for seminars and lectures.

5/ 5

Awesome building for seminars and lectures.

Vigdís Fríða Þorvaldsdóttir

2 Google Rating

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1 Google Rating

1/ 5

Theo Curtis

5 Google Rating

Stunning, words cannot describe the pure euphoria I felt visiting this monument. Even writing this r

5/ 5

Stunning, words cannot describe the pure euphoria I felt visiting this monument. Even writing this review brings a tear to my eye, the most precious moments of my life are by far the moments I spent walking past this goddess of architecture.

Altaf H. Sario

4 Google Rating

Good complex of class rooms and halls equipped with modern teaching gadgets.

4/ 5

Good complex of class rooms and halls equipped with modern teaching gadgets.

Jacqueline e

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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