University of Sussex

The University of Sussex, as a recognized academic institution, participates in the EU Transparency Register to ensure transparency of its policy-related activities and advocacy within European Union institutions. Its involvement typically reflects its academic interests, particularly in governance, corruption prevention, and public policy, providing expert research and policy recommendations to EU stakeholders. Unlike commercial lobbying firms, the University of Sussex aims to influence policy through evidence-based research and participation in consultative activities rather than direct lobbying for commercial interests. The university’s registered activities showcase its commitment to contributing scholarly insight and fostering transparency in EU policymaking, underscoring the role of academic actors in shaping public affairs and regulation within the EU framework

Organization: University of Sussex
Registration: Registered as an interest representative in the EU Transparency Register
Main focus areas: Governance, corruption prevention, public administration, academic research influencing EU policy.

No related lobbyists found.

Academic institution
Research organization
Public affairs/Policy advocacy related to governance and corruption

The university likely networks with affiliated organizations such as:

EU advisory groups or expert panels
Research consortia
Anti-corruption networks such as the Centre for the Study of Corruption (based at the University)
Other NGOs and academic institutions involved in governance and transparency

Precise financial spending data on lobbying or advocacy activities would be reported in the Transparency Register. Academic institutions usually have modest declared lobbying expenditures compared to commercial firms. The breakdown by year would be available through the register directly.

The university’s engagement typically involves participation in:

EU expert groups and advisory committees
Consultations and hearings within the European Parliament and Commission
Collaborative research projects supported by EU funding mechanisms

The university’s representatives would have met with EU officials, MEPs, and policy advisors in relation to governance and corruption policy topics. A full list of meetings would be accessible in the EU Transparency Register database.