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The School of Education is widely recognised for the quality of its initial teacher training, continuing professional development courses and research opportunities in education. We work closely with over 450 schools and colleges and a number of professional bodies.

Train to teach secondary advice evening 2013

Find out more about our outstanding teacher training courses by booking your place at our advice evening on Wednesday 6 February 2013. Book your place...


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Honorary graduate to direct Brighton Festival

A University of Brighton honorary graduate has been named as the Brighton Festival guest director for 2013. Find out more...


Paralympian Alexandra Rickham

The ‘can do’ Paralympian

Paralympian Alexandra Rickham showed off her bronze medal during a lecture she gave to teaching students at the University of Brighton. Find out more...


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Johnny Ball receives honorary degree

TV and radio presenter Zoe Ball described her father, broadcaster Johnny Ball, as “the best daddy in the world” as he was awarded and honorary Doctor of Science from the University of Brighton. Find out more...


iLearn | iTeach Conference

iLearn | iTeach Conference - a big success

Members of the ICT team recently organised a successful conference for local primary school teachers and ICT specialist student teachers. Find out more...


Doctoral College studentships valued at £55,650 each

The University of Brighton Doctoral College is inviting applications for up to 40 new Doctoral College studentships for the 2012/2013 academic year. Each studentship offers funding to support full-time doctoral study at the university over a three-year period. Find out more...


Latest update from our school in Malagiri

Fourteen students from the BA Primary and BA Key Stage 2/3 programmes arrived in Nepal at the end of January to undertake their complementary placements in a range of settings including schools for street children; after school clubs for the homeless; and orphanages. Find out more...


Dr Tim Rudd

Learning through gaming

Fancy learning through playing computer games? School pupils in India and the UK will be ditching their notebooks for computer games consoles in a bid to make learning more fun. Find out more...


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"I chose to study at Brighton because extensive research that I did showed it has a first class reputation as one of the premier Postgraduate Certificate in education course providers. There were many great moments during the course. I will always have fond memories of my time in Brighton, particularly those experiences shared with my fellow students and the way we supported each other."

Fred Salle, Postgraduate Certificate in Education (Information and Communication Technology)

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