Alumni and supporters

Our University Community

Graduates, alumni, students, volunteers, supporters and staff, are all part of our diverse, global community. A community that is fundamental to the ongoing success of the University of Brighton. Together they, you, make a real difference to the achievements and future careers of students and our life-changing research.

Please explore our webpages to find out more about the alumni association and ways you can be involved in our community.

Thank you.

Access funding

For prospective and current students, discover the funding donated by our community, which you can access. You can also connect with Brighton alumni via Ask alumni.

New alumni

For recent graduates, there is a whole range of benefits and funding that you can continue to access as you take your first career or business steps. See the New alumni pages and remember to stay in touch by updating your details.

Alumni association

For alumni, your university is here for you for life. Hear about university news; get a replacement certificate; consider career-changing training; or give back as a volunteer. There are many meaningful ways for you to stay connected.

Support us

Thank you to everyone who already contributes to our community. To join them, visit our Support us section to learn about current priorities and how you can get involved.

“Knowing someone was supporting the project only elevated my enthusiasm and drive to make my artwork the best it could be”

Tash Tully is a PGCE Art and Design student who, thanks to funding from the Student Experience Fund, undertook an.

Forward Bound – update from our scholar Faith Atyang “My academic experience during my masters programme remains a transformational journey”

Since 2015, we have been delighted with the kind support of Fiona Deane, with money left to her by a.

From Midwife to Medical Artist

Emily Paul graduated from the University of Brighton in 2015 with a BSc Hons Midwifery.

Arthur’s TackleAfrica PhD project – “I can say that it has been (and still is) a rich and intense journey!”

Arthur Gaillard’s PhD project, kindly supported by TackleAfrica, looks at the ways in which organisations from the sector of Sport.