Boycott Brighton: as a partner organisation tell the university you're reconsidering your partnership

Partner organisations for the University of Brighton are asked to write to the university to urge them to stop the current redundancy process and hold open discussions on the university's future.

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Dear Professor Debra Humphris

I represent a partner organisation to the University of Brighton.

I am writing to express my serious concerns about plans by the University of Brighton to make widespread redundancies and the impact this is likely to have on the university's reputation for learning, teaching and research.

I have seen the widespread coverage and I am disturbed by your unwillingness to meaningfully consult with staff and by your apparent disregard for those who have already expressed opposition to your plans to make staff redundant.

The cuts would mean a huge reduction in lecturers in subjects including art, media, education, architecture, engineering, humanities and sport science.

I am worried that the student experience will be seriously undermined by an inadequate numbers of staff, and feel that these decisions – that are so opposed by students, staff and the global academic community alike – are severely, possibly irrevocably, damaging the reputation of the University of Brighton.

As my organisation's representative I must inform you that we are seriously considering our links with the University of Brighton.

I urge you to immediately cease the present redundancy process and convene open discussions with campus unions and other stakeholders around the future of the University of Brighton.

Yours sincerely

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