Admissions

Initial Teacher Education courses

Applications for initial teacher education courses are made through UCAS (for undergraduate courses) and the GTTR (for postgraduate courses). Applications for the Graduate Teacher Programme are made directly to the university.

The institution code for the University of Brighton is B72. (There is no Campus Code.)

You can apply for entry in 2013 from September 2012. Secondary courses, particularly in the shortage subjects, may have places available up until the course starts.

For more detailed information about course content, please contact the admissions tutor identified on the course of your choice.

Applications for the graduate teacher programme

Please see our Graduate Teacher Programme pages and forms here.

Continuing Professional Development courses

Please apply directly to the School of Education at the University of Brighton for professional development courses in education, learning and development. Contact the Centre for Continuing Professional Development on 01273 643444 for further information and an application form or download the application form.

All applicants for award bearing professional development courses will be called for an advisory interview to match programmes to applicants needs.

Request a prospectus

To request a prospectus please email us at deped@brighton.ac.uk, giving your name, address and which course you are interested in. To find out whether there are places available, or to ask any general questions about our courses, please contact the programme assistants on (+44) (0)1273 643912 (primary) or (+44) (0)1273 643911 (secondary) or email deped@brighton.ac.uk.

Declaring a disability

All student teachers are subject to an occupational health check on entry, so it is important that you declare any disability at the time of applying. The university welcomes applicants with physical disability or mental health problems, so please do not suffer in silence. Our disability team coordinates a full range of support, advice and guidance options for students who declare a physical or mental disability, or specific learning difficulty including dyslexia, hearing and visual impairment.
Find out more about our equal opportunity policy for people with disabilities.