Introduction
If you are from Kenya and thinking about studying at Brighton you can find information to help you decide, and make your application on this page.
Our connections
There are currently 48 students and 52 alumni of the university who are from Kenya. Students from Kenya choose the University of Brighton because of our strong standing in key subject areas of interest.
- Our degree and masters courses in business, management and economics benefit from the internationally recognised research at our Centre for Research in Innovation Management (CENTRIM). The latest Research Assessment Exercise determined that 70 per cent of our research in business management is of international standing.
- Business studies students benefit from the training and consultancy work of professors. Students gain practical and leadership skills in a research active community.
- Management studies courses provide entrepreneurial skills training and connection with a network of industry partners. Become an independent thinker through collaboration with experienced professors who share real world knowledge with students.
- Accredited law courses delivered by nationally and internationally experienced lawyers and with work placements that prepare you for professional practice.
- We are ranked 17 in the UK for pharmacology and pharmacy.
Meet us
Meet us in Kenya
International officers and academics from the University of Brighton visit Kenya regularly. Our next confirmed visits are here:
Meet our international representatives
We have a number of registered and approved representatives in Kenya. They can help you with information about the university and the UK, and assist you with your application.
Mombasa
Uniserv
Tel: +254 44 147 1561
Email: msa@uniserveducation.com
Web: www.uniserveducation.com
Nairobi
Uniserv
Tel: +254 20 445 2732
Email: georgina@uniserveducation.com
Web: www.uniserveducation.com
Entry requirements
Details of the academic and English language requirements for your course are on our course finder. We help many students from Kenya to improve their qualifications to meet entry requirements.
Academic equivalencies
Undergraduate
Kenyan students who have completed A-levels will normally meet the A-level entry requirements asked of UK students.
Those students who have taken the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), are required to take and successfully complete an international foundation year or equivalent.
Postgraduate
We require applicants to hold either a good bachelor degree or a master’s degree from a Kenyan university.
Kenyan degree classification
|
Alternative classifications |
Alternative name
|
English translation or equivalent
|
| 1st |
A / 70–100 per cent |
Excellent |
1st |
| 2:1 |
B / 60–69 per cent |
Good |
2:1 |
| 2:2 |
C / 50–59 per cent |
Satisfactory |
2:2 |
English language equivalency
An applicant can be considered to have met our English language entry requirements if he or she has consistently studied in the English language and obtained at least a C on the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE).
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.
Academic preparation courses at our International College
Successful completion of one of our International College courses offers guaranteed progression to degree courses at the university.
Find out more about foundation certificate or pre-masters courses at our International College. Let us know if you would like to speak with other students from Kenya.
English language preparation courses at our Language Institute
The University of Brighton Language Institute 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.
Immigration and visas
Generally, prior entry clearance (ie a visa) is required for students coming from Kenya. To obtain a visa you will need to have an unconditional offer of a place at the University of Brighton and your CAS number from the university. You will need to prove that you have the funds to pay your tuition fees and living expenses.
To make your visa application in Kenya, contact the UK Home Office.
For advice and help from our immigration advisers, and for further information visit our immigration and visas page.
British Council office
If you would like to talk to a trained counsellor about studying and living in the UK, please contact the British Council in Kenya.
Money
Students from Kenya are eligible for University of Brighton scholarships:
Contact us
Please contact us if you have a question or enquiry.