Our offer to you

Types of offer

Unconditional offer

If you receive an unconditional offer from us then you have successfully met all of the entry requirements for your course. You can accept this offer without the need to subsequently provide evidence of any other qualifications or experience to us.

Conditional offer

If you are holding a conditional offer you can still accept it, however you must provide us with evidence that you have met the conditions in your offer as soon as you can, for example, provide evidence that you have met specific English language requirements.

Offer deadline for international postgraduate students

The deadline to respond to your conditional or unconditional offer of a place at Brighton will be detailed on the 'Information about your offer' page in Student View, this will normally be two months from the date your offer was made.

If you don’t accept your offer by the deadline, your offer will automatically be withdrawn and you'll no longer be able to take up your place on that course.

If you’re unable to accept your offer by the deadline, please get in touch with us as soon as possible by sending us a message through the 'Your messages' page in Student View.

Deferred entry

If your point of entry or start date states 2025, then your offer is for deferred entry.

This means that you must still satisfy the conditions of your offer and if you're successful in meeting those conditions, or if your offer is unconditional, a place will be reserved for you to start your course from September 2025.

You should apply for accommodation and funding for the academic year 2025–26.