Undergraduate open days

What to expect

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

Once you've booked you can view or amend your booking, using your booking reference on your confirmation email. You can also have a look at our campus event pages to check the timing, getting here information and what to expect on the day.

Can’t make it to an open day?  

Don’t worry you’ll have other opportunities to visit us:

• Campus tours run from November to January - look round one of our campuses with a student ambassador.
• Applicant days: students on most courses are invited to an applicant day after they apply. You'll be able to find out more about your subject and student life at Brighton.

Course locations

School of Sport and Health Sciences

From the start of the academic year 2024–25 all School of Sport and Health Sciences courses will be based on our Brighton: Falmer campus.

Students starting courses on our Eastbourne campus in the academic year 2023–2024 will be based at Falmer from the start of the academic year 2024–25.

Find out more about courses at Falmer in 2024.

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

All School of Humanities and Social Sciences courses will be based on our Brighton: Moulsecoomb campus from the start of the academic year 2023–2024. Currently the school's teaching is split between the City and Falmer campuses.

Find out more about courses at Moulsecoomb in 2023.

Why Brighton?

• 200+ courses in a huge range of subjects.
• All our degrees offer an option to engage in work related learning and with industry professionals.

• Guaranteed place in halls of residence 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.