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What our students say

We help our international students to gain the knowledge, practical experience and skills they need to succeed in their careers, wherever in the world they choose to work and live.

Here are some of our graduates and students who explain what it's like to learn with us, and why they chose the University of Brighton.

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It’s my first year participating in international competitions after graduating, and I’m so grateful for all the support from Brighton. Without a doubt, the university has been the starting point of my creative career.
Scarlett Yang, award-winning graduate from ChinaSequential Design/Illustration MA
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Jesse Mugambi
For me, if I would recommend something about the University of Brighton, it would be the city itself. The people around here are just so nice. That's why I came for my first year, and that's why I came back for my MA.
Jesse Mugambi, global design competition winner from KenyaArchitecture BA(Hons), Sustainable Design MA
Often human beings fear stepping beyond their sub-cultures or comfort zones – but when the culture around you is welcoming and doesn’t make you feel 'othered', it becomes a space where you can truly grow.
Daniel Khan, student from Bangladesh 
Humanities MRes
Daniel Khan
Maja Godziszewska
Studying at the University of Brighton is not just about lectures and assignments; it’s about building a new life in a creative, diverse and inspiring city. Before you know it, Brighton will feel like a second home, and the experience will shape you in ways you can’t imagine!
Maja Godziszewska, freelance marketer from Poland  Marketing (Branding and Communications) MSc
My time as an international student at the University of Brighton fundamentally impacted where I am today. My university days in Brighton gave me the opportunity to build my confidence.
Edzwan Redza Anwar, operations leader from Malaysia  Civil Engineering BEng(Hons)
Edzwan-Redza Anwar
Since arriving in Brighton, I’ve felt empowered not just as a student, but as a solution builder. The support and environment here have helped me turn an idea into a global solution.
Abdulmalik Alshamarizwan, award winning student from the Middle EastSoftware Engineering BSc(Hons)
Abdulmalik Alshamari
International brighton university student Yousra
I realised that Brighton was the perfect university for me was when I saw the way they treated their community. Everyone has the same chances and support to succeed at whatever they set their mind to. 
Yousra Ennassih Hassani, student from Spain  International Business Management BSc(Hons)
I love the fact that my course has lots of practical elements. This makes me confident in having a wide range of employable skills that will be useful when starting my career.

Sandra Skubis, graduate from Poland - Biological Sciences BSc

I think as an international student having UK work experience is paramount. I've learned far more than I could've imagined [on my placement year]. I’ve actually just signed an offer letter for full time permanent employment with them, which is very exciting!
MJ Tuttle, product marketing manager from USA  Marketing (Branding and Communications) MSc
Marketing student MJ Tuttle at her placement company event
Polyxeni Tsea
At Brighton, there are so many opportunities to build strong relationships with people from different backgrounds. As a student coming to Brighton from another country, I also learned to be independent and adapt to new and challenging environments, which has been definitely useful in my next steps after graduating. 
Polyxeni Tsea, senior regulatory officer from Greece Pharmacy MPharm
The University of Brighton is an outstanding option to achieve academic goals and career growth opportunities. They provide the excellence of teaching required for your career goal. 
Mevazara Rakotoson Fety, masters student from MadagascarBusiness Administration (MBA)
Mevazara Rakotoson Fety
Ketan Srivastva
The vibrant atmosphere and diverse community at the University of Brighton made it the perfect place for me to grow. Engaging with fellow students from various backgrounds has enriched my experience and helped me develop a broader perspective, both personally and academically.
Ketan Srivastva, graduate from IndiaPhysical Education BA(Hons)
Brighton has a large international community that diversifies the experience of living and working there. I found it amazing to connect with people from different parts of the world, different walks of life and hearing their stories. 
Joel Wallace Erabu, architect from UgandaArchitecture BA(Hons)
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