Australia

Why choose Brighton?

• We are in the top 50 for graduate outcomes in England – Complete University Guide 2023.
• Brighton is a top 100 worldwide student city in the QS Best Student Cities league table.
• We're a career-focused university with over 50 accrediting and awarding bodies.
• 100% of our full-time undergraduate students have the opportunity to do work-related learning as part of their course.
• We offer a number of international scholarships to support international students and make a positive impact on their studies – scholarships are awarded at: £3,500, £2,500 and £1,000.
• You're guaranteed a place in our halls of residence for the first year of your studies.

Entry requirements

Details of the academic and English language requirements for your course are on our course finder. We help many students from Australia to improve their qualifications to meet entry requirements.

Academic equivalencies

Undergraduate

We require a High School Certificate (specific state qualifications named below) and an appropriate ATAR score of at least 80.00 or an Overall Position (Queensland) of 10.

• Capital Territory: Australia Capital Territory Year 12 Certificate
• New South Wales: Higher School Certificate (HSC)
• Northern Territory: Pre 2012 Northern Territory Certificate of Education (NTCE, Post 2012 Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET)
• Queensland: Pre 2009 Queensland Senior Certificate, Post 2009 Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE)
• South Australia: Post 1984 South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE)
• Tasmania: Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE)
• Victoria: Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)
• Western Australia: Western Australia Certificate of Education (WACE)

Postgraduate

We require a four year bachelor (honours) degree.

Improve your academic and English language ability

If you don't have the correct grades or qualifications to meet our entry requirements, we can help you improve them.

Degree preparation courses at the International College

If you complete your pathway course at the International College at the required level, you are guaranteed entry to a degree at the University of Brighton. Available degree subject areas include accounting and finance, art and design, business management, international hospitality management, law with business, international event management, and many more.

Find out more about the pathway courses on offer at the University of Brighton International College.

English language preparation courses at our Brighton Student Skills Hub

The Brighton Student Skills Hub provides a comprehensive range of academic English language preparation courses for students who need to improve their English before starting a UK university degree.

Successful completion of one of our English courses guarantees your progression to a degree course at the University of Brighton.

Find out more about our academic English language preparation courses.

Contact us

Simon Morley

Location: Brighton, UK

Responsible for regional recruitment and support to applicants in Europe, Middle East, Africa, North and South America.

You can ask Simon about:

• entry requirements
• submitting a direct or agent application
• scholarships.

Email: S.D.Morley@brighton.ac.uk

Find an agent

We have a number of registered and approved representatives in Australia. They can help you with information about the university and the UK, and assist you with your application.

Settling in

We know it can be daunting to move country, so we will help you to settle in by:

• making sure you know exactly what you need to bring
• inviting you to join an in-depth orientation programme
• providing dedicated international student support services throughout your time at Brighton
• sharing information about festivals and celebrations you can get involved with on our social media accounts.

Home from home

If you're looking for a little taste of home when you're in Brighton, you can check out Red Roaster, Brighton's oldest coffee house that was redesigned by Australian interior designer Hana Hakim, or you can catch a quick train into London and visit Milk Beach restaurant for some authentic Australian cuisine, and for something a little more laid back you can head to Lantana Australian Cafe in London Bridge. 

There are also a number of societies you can get involved with where you can find like-minded people with similar interests which gives you the opportunity to be involved in society events to help you ease into student life and get familiar with the city. If you can't find a society that suits your interests then you can start your own society!

Your employability

Whether you are studying an undergraduate degree or adding to your existing qualifications with a masters’ course, its important to think about how you will use your time at university and your degree course to help you find your job when you graduate.

When you leave university we help to make sure you don't just have your degree but you have all the skills and experience you need to find your perfect job.

All of our courses either offer the opportunity for a paid placement year as part of your degree, or work-related learning within your course to help you apply your academic skills and knowledge in a professional environment, to develop industry contacts, and to best prepare you for life after university. 

Find out more employability for international students.

International Student Advice Service

The International Student Advice Service provides high-quality support and advice for students from outside the UK.

Get free, confidential support with:

• visa applications
• English and academic support
• finances 
• dyslexia and disabilities
• university life
• careers
• life beyond graduation.

Find out more about the International Student Advice Service.

Brighton Student Skills Hub

The Brighton Student Skills Hub enables you to develop skills for confident university study, so you can achieve your full potential in your education, and your career.

Services offered include:

• academic writing support
• library and research skills
• employability skills
• maths and statistics support
• digital skills development
• pre-sessional English language courses.