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  • Your Brighton offer

Your Brighton offer

Congratulations, you have an offer to study with us.

Find out how to accept your offer and join our talented and inclusive community.

Most students need to accept their offer by 8 June so you have plenty of time to do this. Take your time, get to know us and make sure we’re the right fit for you.

How to accept your offer

  • Log onto your UCAS Hub.
  • Go to the ‘Your choices’ section and click on the 'Reply to your offers' link.
  • Select University of Brighton B72 and click ‘Make this my firm choice’.

If you have a conditional offer from us you will need to select an insurance choice too.

If you have applied to us directly then you can log in to Student View to accept your offer.

Accept your offer via UCAS Hub

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Advice for 2023 applicants

I felt over the moon when I got accepted into Brighton, I couldn't wait to start my course! The reality is what I imagined and I am thoroughly enjoying it!

Zoe Kan, architecture graduate

Applicant events

We’ll be hosting a mix of on-campus and online events for our applicants to choose from in February, March and April 2023.

These events will give you the chance to learn more about the course you’ve applied for, and the University of Brighton. We’ll send you an email inviting you to book your place.

Find out more about applicant events

Why Brighton?

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You'll belong here

Exciting, independent, inclusive – it's a place like no other

Just like the city we call home, the University of Brighton attracts all kinds of people, often united by a commitment to positive change. It's forward thinking, leading the way in arts, creative technology and the environment. There are amazing opportunities to build on your studies by getting involved in city life (and its reputation for fun goes without saying). Brighton is a top 10 student city in the UK (and top 100 worldwide) according to the QS rankings.

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Brighton manages to be a really relaxed seaside town and a buzzing centre for young people, meaning you can never be bored but also never overwhelmed. As a city it’s very progressive and everyone is welcomed and treated with respect and tolerance. Being by the sea is so calming and relaxing and gives an openness to the whole city – and it also makes the summers brilliant.

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Brighton works

You'll develop employability skills while you study

Personal skills development (like project management or emotional intelligence) and work experience (like placements or project briefs from industry) are built into your course. Outside the classroom, you can boost your experience through volunteering, mentoring, entrepreneurship, sport and societies. We’ll help you to get as much as you can out of your time here, so that you can go on to find, or to create, work that excites and rewards you. We're in the top 50 in the UK for graduate outcomes in the Complete University Guide 2022 league table.

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Employability to me means have I got the skills, knowledge and ability to go and do whatever I choose in the future? I feel like I could walk into any job, disregard teaching completely, and know that I’ve worked on things like being organised, time-keeping, working to deadlines, which are all essential employability skills.

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Our support system

You’ll be part of a caring community that builds you up

We don't just want you to succeed, we want you to feel good too – in yourself and your life as well as your studies.

We'll help you prioritise your emotional and mental wellbeing with a support system that includes teams of advisers and specialists who are here for you. We also share self-help tools and create ways for students to support one another – to keep you feeling good.

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Homesickness, loneliness, problems with their course – students come and talk to us. Everybody gets stressed sometimes and that’s absolutely fine; we help students manage it so that it doesn’t become distress. I give students space, time, a listening ear and some guidance and often they have the answers themselves.

Susan is a student support and guidance tutor – every student has one

You'll learn your way

Discover and play to your strengths on our inclusive and flexible courses

We look at who you are – your resourcefulness, persistence and potential – as well as your grades. We’ll support your transition from school to university and offer you personalised learning and support. We have close working relationships with professional bodies and employers and deliver practical, problem-based learning that develops the skills that matter to employers.

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You don’t feel pressured or intimidated by the lecturers, they’re so down to earth. They let you know that "I'm your professor but I’m also a person just like you" and I think that’s really cool. They acknowledge that everyone has different strengths and they encourage you to communicate with them.

Elliot, English with creative writing

Your home from home

You're guaranteed an offer of a place in our halls

Great locations, all-inclusive rent and ready-made communities can all make your move to student life easier.

We guarantee every eligible student an offer of a place in halls (or a shared house, if you prefer) in Brighton or Eastbourne.

Find out about your accommodation options.

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I liked living in halls. I don’t know if it was just because it was the first time I had my full independence, but I liked socialising in the flats while also having some space to myself. Then I lived in shared houses with friends I made on my course, it’s been great. I’ve really enjoyed it, some of the best memories you make are living with your mates.

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We're in the top 50 in England for graduate outcomes in the 2023 Complete University Guide, reflecting the number of our graduates who are in highly skilled employment or further study.

I chose Brighton...

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...because of the community

One of the biggest factors in choosing Brighton was knowing that it is a very supportive and welcoming community-based university. Read more.

Tae

...so that I could develop my craft

The tutors and technicians on the course have a variety of career backgrounds, so each of them have specific knowledge and experience in their sector, which can be very helpful. Read more.

Chloe

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...for the integrated foundation year

After completing the first year you could re–select which degree you wanted to pursue. I continued with civil engineering. It was the freedom to choose after the first year that really appealed to me about Brighton. Read more.

Chris

Biology Biomedical Science Ecology Students

...so that I could protect the planet

My ecology and conservation course is training us to become scientists whose main goal is to protect our planet and its wide range of species and ecosystems. Read more.

Anna

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Nurses Brighton

...because of the placement opportunities

My course is fantastic because we have placements in the first and second year. Read more.

Carly

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...because of the students

When describing Brighton, I would say it’s vibrant, cosmopolitan and a tourist hub! I believe what makes it so unique is the diversity of students living here. There are thousands of students from all over the world. Read more

Fananidzo

Being away at uni really gives you a chance to figure out who you are and who you want to be, and it gives you all of the tools you need to strive towards the best version of yourself

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The Brighton offer

Find out more about our accommodation guarantee, flexible admissions policy, support and wellbeing, and the Brighton student experience.

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Accommodation guarantee

All eligible students are guaranteed a place in university halls. Wherever you choose to live, our team of friendly housing professionals are here to help.

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Virtual tours

Take a virtual tour of all four of our campuses – picture yourself in our labs, workshops, studios and halls of residence.

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Students’ Union

Dedicated to ensuring your time at university is amazing and life-changing. Led by students for students.

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Brighton works

We'll help you to develop your personal and professional skills so you can go on to do the work you want to do.

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Here for you

We don’t just want you to succeed, we want you to feel good too; in yourself and your life, as well as your studies. We’ll help you to prioritise your emotional and mental wellbeing to keep you feeling good.

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Student finance

Depending on your circumstances you could be eligible for government funding which includes student loans for tuition fees and living costs, or University of Brighton bursaries and scholarships.

Read our flexible admissions policy

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If you have any questions about accepting your offer or need any other information, our enquiries team are on hand to help, or give us a call +44 (0)1273 644644.

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