Undergraduate open days

Open days are the best way to find out about your course, the campus where you'll be based, and get a feel for the University of Brighton.

Our summer open days have just taken place, but you can register your interest in our future events. We'll let you know when you can book onto our next open days, which are listed below, as well as other opportunities to meet us throughout the year.

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.

Don't miss out

Tell me about upcoming events

Next open days

Eastbourne campus: 8 October 2022

Allied health professions (occupational therapy, physiotherapy, podiatry) • Nursing and midwifery • Nutrition • Sport and exercise

Falmer campus: 22 October 2022

Allied health professions (diagnostic radiography, paramedic science) • Education studies • Nursing • Professional development in health • Teaching

Moulsecoomb campus: 22 October 2022

Accounting, finance and economics • Architecture • Biology and ecology • Biomedical science • Business and management • Civil engineering • Computing • Construction and building • Creative writing • Criminology and sociology • Engineering • Geography, Earth and environment • History of art and design • Humanities • Journalism • Language • Law • Literature • Marketing, tourism and events • Mathematics • Media • Pharmacy • Politics • Psychology • Social work • Spatial and product design

City campus: 5 November 2022

Fashion, textiles and 3D design • Film • Fine art • Photography • Sound and music • Visual communication

Courses locations

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

From the start of the academic year 2023–24 all School of Humanities and Social Sciences courses will be based on our Brighton Moulsecoomb campus. Students starting these courses on our Brighton Falmer campus in September 2022 will move to Moulsecoomb for September 2023.

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.

Check your course page to find out more

If you're planning to start university in 2022

If you haven't already applied to us for this September, and your course is closed for applications, you're still welcome to come and meet us.

We'll happily chat to you with a view to starting in 2023 or if you want to find out about similar courses, however you won’t be able to apply to start this year.

Check if your course is still open for 2022 by searching our course finder here.

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 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.

Brighton pier at night with the text 'Explore'