Undergraduate open days

Get to know us at our online open days – from wherever you happen to be.

We're here to help and there will be loads to see and do. Our events are taking place online at the moment – making it easier for you to get a sense of what it will be like to study at Brighton and explore our subjects.

We're hoping to be able to welcome you to on-campus events later in the year, but for now our online open days are a really good way to get to know your subject.

Summer online open days: dates and times

Humanities and social science • Business and law • Art and media

  • Saturday 10 July from 11.30am

Applied sciences • Architecture, technology and engineering • Education • Health and sport sciences

  • Saturday 10 July from 12.30pm

You can spend as much time as you like with us; if you decide to attend every session you’ll be online for around two hours.

Starting in 2021?

A few of our courses are full for 2021 – to make sure that your course has places available check our course finder.

Book your open day place

Make sure you check the times of your sessions when you book.

If you have specific access requirements, you can let us know on your booking form, or get in touch with us to talk about how we can support you on the day.

 

What do online open days include?

Subject talks

Find out about the course or courses that you are interested in a subject talk with our lecturers.

  • Go to more than one talk if you're interested in more than one course.

Q&A sessions

Talk to our amazing students and staff. They'll be ready and waiting for any questions you've got.

  • Get the latest on accommodation, student finance and funding, and more.
  • Chat to Sport Brighton and Brighton Students' Union.

Virtual talks and tours

Check out our talks and tours.

  • Look around our learning facilities in a 360 tour.
  • Have a virtual wander through our campuses and our home towns.
  • And get to know some of our students as they tell their Brighton story.

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.
Brighton pier at night with the text 'Explore'