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Why choose Brighton?

At Brighton, you'll become skilled, confident and career-ready through the real experiences and hands-on practice built into all of our courses.

Our inclusive approach to learning will help you go further; we'll make sure you play to your strengths and get to learn in the ways that suit you best.

We accept a range of qualifications, and care about all the achievements and experiences that set you apart, so get in touch with our friendly team.

At Brighton, you’ll love who you become as you discover what you can do.

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We're in the top 10 universities in SE England for graduate career prospects, and the top 1/3 in the UK for employment or further study, three years after graduating.

Complete University Guide 2025 and Longitudinal Education Outcomes 2022

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Your academic experience

Our students are unique individuals, so our courses take a flexible and inclusive approach to learning and assessment.

Our flexible and contextual admissions policy means that when we offer you a place, we look at who you are and consider your experiences and potential, as well as your grades.

We’ll support your transition from school to university, offering you personalised learning and support.

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Your career and employability

At Brighton, employability is worked into all our courses through a practical approach to teaching and learning.

We’ll encourage you to complete a placement, internship or volunteering role, whatever you study. These include placements which may be an integral part of the course, or additional work and volunteering placements, which are all supported by our specialist Placements Internships and Volunteering team.

You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake a variety of work experience, including field trips, work shadowing, competitions, real-world projects, and much more.

As someone who gets very anxious around assessments and deadlines, I was surprised at how relieved I felt at university as I was finally in charge of my own work. I could access as many resources as I needed (such as research in the library, or direct conversations with my lecturers or tutor), making my work much easier to handle.

Kacey, economics student

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Top 20

in the UK for value-added, which compares students’ degree results with their entry qualifications to show how effectively they are taught – proving that students go further at Brighton.

(Guardian University Guide 2025) 

50

professional organisations recognise our courses, which could give you:

  • an extra qualification in addition to your degree
  • a licence to practise
  • exemption from professional examinations
  • or membership of professional bodies while you’re studying.

93%

of students recommend their Brighton experience

(Unicompare)

I had three appointments with the careers service this year. The adviser gave me feedback on my CV that helped me secure a part-time job. I also joined a university mentoring programme. I had the chance to speak to someone who had an amazing work background and a lot of experience in the area I am interested in. I learned things I could have not known on my own.

Anxhela, accounting and finance student

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A strong support system

We don’t just want you to succeed, we want you to feel good too; about yourself and your life, as well as your studies.

It’s not just about knowing how to get help in the bad times – it's about being part of a supportive community that builds you up.

We’ll help you to prioritise your emotional and mental wellbeing with a support system that includes teams of advisers and specialists who are here for you.

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Your accommodation – home away from home

Every eligible student is guaranteed a place in halls of residence.

We have halls at each of our three campuses in Brighton, and each hall has a Residential Wellbeing Team; they'll help you with the transition to university and support you throughout the year.

Finding the right home is a big part of getting the most out of your university experience, and our accommodation team is here to help. They have years of experience, great local knowledge, and can advise you on all your options when it comes to finding a home.

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A boost to your finances

Going to university is a great investment, but we know the cost can require careful planning.

The Brighton Boost will help you to make the best possible start – with discounts and bursaries to support your cost of living, and university services that make everyday things just that little bit easier.

Living in halls was definitely one of the best choices I made at uni. I was able to meet people from other courses and backgrounds and get used to living alone away from home. There are residential advisers who provide support and help with any worries or concerns.

Dana, pharmacy student

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sports clubs and use of sport and fitness facilities at any of our locations.

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student societies – and if you can't find your niche, start your own.

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150K

Brighton graduates in more than 140 countries around the world.

Find out more about our alumni network

Brighton put me ahead of the game. It made me focus on the things that I love and helped me to turn that into my career.

Katy Ritchie, exercise science graduate and Youth Programme Executive at the England and Wales Cricket Board

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Your space – our campuses

We have three campuses across Brighton, all within easy reach of the city centre, the beach, and some beautiful countryside.

Our City campus is in Brighton city centre. Specialist facilities, studio space and our world-class Design Archives all make for an inspiring environment where creativity thrives.

Moulsecoomb is our biggest campus and student village, just two miles north of Brighton city centre. Over 900 students live on campus in our halls.

Set in the South Downs, our Falmer campus is around four miles from Brighton city centre. Brighton and Hove Albion's Amex stadium and beautiful Stanmer Park are right next door.

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Your city – a place like no other

Brighton is in the top 10 UK best student cities, and in the top 100 worldwide, according to the QS rankings. Time Out also named it one of the 50 Best Cities in the World for 2025 - and 3rd in the UK.

Our city is a place where everyone belongs. It’s stimulating, exciting, inclusive and friendly: big enough to be inspiring and small enough to feel like home.

And Brighton is a very well-connected city – it takes half an hour to Gatwick Airport by train, just over an hour to London, and around 2 hours to almost anywhere on the south coast. 

On the edge of the country, you’ll feel at the centre of everything.

Brighton has… all the important parts of a sprawling cosmopolitan metropolis (connections to London in under an hour, an array of properly excellent restaurants, energetic late-night spots) … with the easy-breezy beachy attitude to life that makes you feel welcome in an instant.

Time Out’s 50 Best Cities in the World, 2025

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