International study at the University of Brighton

Study abroad programmes

Studying abroad is an opportunity to enjoy the experience of a lifetime. You will be exposed to a new culture, meet new people and be part of a university community.

The university's Study Abroad Office helps university students to arrange: 

Health-based study abroad and exchange programmes

Health-based study abroad programmes are managed by the School of Nursing and Midwifery. See:  

Sport-based study abroad and exchange programmes

The School of Sport and Service Management manages the university's study abroad programmes in sport.


Study abroad in Brighton brochure

You can download (527kb) a copy of the study abroad brochure. You can also download the full list of modules available for study abroad programmes here.


What our visiting students thought

Luis_Ovalle_sml.jpg"The University of Brighton has the best and friendliest staff that one could hope for when studying in a foreign country."
Luis Ovalle, USA


Kaitlyn_Guthrie_sml.jpg"I enjoyed Brighton because though it is a modern city, it has a very genuine English feeling with little cafes, shops and pubs. But the greatest part of this experience was the memories I'll have with the amazing folks I met, travelled with and got to know." Kaitlyn Guthrie, USA

Lars_Aeas_sml.jpg"The time I spent in Brighton was one of the best experiences of my life. The study abroad programme has changed my lfe so much. I have made new friends and learnt new perspectives."
Lars Aaes, USA

 

Read more about other students' experiences


Ask Mary and Zoe a question


 

Mary and Zoe are always there to help

Zoe Lamb, Mary Jones and Becca Cubitt
Study Abroad Office co-ordinators

Mary, Zoe and Becca are always available to provide assistance and support. Ask them your question above.

Preparation tips

  • Come with an open mind, the study abroad experience will be different – embrace the changes.
  • Don’t pack too much, but the weather is changeable in the UK. You may see beautiful clear blue skies one day, with warm sunshine, and then a cold windy day the next, so come prepared. Bring lots of layers.
  • Internet is widely available on campus, however if you choose to bring your laptop please ensure you have up-to-date antivirus software.
  • Don’t forget to inform your bank and credit card company that you are travelling abroad.
  • Mobile phones can be purchased inexpensively in the UK on a reasonable pay-as-you-go tariff.
  • Sign up for the organised field trips, they are a great way of seeing parts of the UK and Europe and for meeting other students.