Undergraduate open days

These events are a great way to find out about the University of Brighton, our courses, and the campus where you will be based.

For advice on opportunities to visit us now, get in touch with our enquiries team.

If you're considering postgraduate study, we hold a number of postgraduate events throughout the year allowing you to meet lecturers and researchers in your field.

What to expect

  • Subject talks, taster lectures, interactive sessions and demonstrations with staff and current students.
  • Tours of campuses, accommodation, libraries and specialist learning facilities.
  • Advice about admissions and entry requirements, accommodation and student funding and finance.
  • Opportunities to find out about the Brighton student experience and Students’ Union.

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Autumn open days

Save the date. Our autumn open days are likely to take place on the following dates, but will be confirmed nearer the time.

Saturday 5 October

Eastbourne campus

Hospitality • journalism • sport journalism • midwifery • nursing: adult • nutrition • occupational therapy • physical education • physiotherapy • podiatry • sport and exercise

Saturday 12 October

Brighton: Falmer campus

Criminology and sociology • education • English language, English literature, creative writing • nursing: adult, child and mental health • paramedic science • psychology • public health • social science • social work • teaching

 

Saturday 26 October

Brighton, City campus

3D design and craft • fashion and textiles • fine art • graphic design and illustration • history of art and design • humanities: history, philosophy, culture politics • media • photography, film and sound

Saturday 9 November

Brighton: Moulsecoomb campus

Accounting, finance and economics • architecture and interiors • biology and ecology • biomedical science • business and management • chemistry • civil engineering • computing • construction and building • engineering • geography and environment • geology • law • marketing • maths • pharmacy • product design • tourism and events

 

Why Brighton?

  • 200+ courses in a huge range of subjects.
  • Work-related learning built into every course through placements, field work and live briefs.
  • Guaranteed offer of university accommodation to every eligible student.
  • Facilities that replicate industry and professional environments.
  • Comprehensive student support and guidance.
  • You'll do more than just study - with over 100 societies and more than 50 sports clubs, there's plenty to get involved with.
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