University of Brighton

The University of Brighton offers a lively and inclusive student experience across its campuses. Students benefit from modern teaching facilities, creative spaces, libraries, laboratories, sports facilities, cafés, student societies, and social spaces that support both academic success and personal development. The university’s campuses are integrated into the city, allowing students to experience Brighton’s creative and energetic culture while studying. Beyond academics, students can enjoy Brighton’s famous seafront, cafés, restaurants, music venues, shopping areas, and cultural festivals. 

The University of Brighton is recognised internationally for its strong focus on teaching quality, student experience, employability, creativity, and industry engagement. The university has been ranked among the top universities globally and is especially recognised for subjects such as Art and Design, Education, Health Sciences, Pharmacy, Architecture, and Creative Industries. The university continues to strengthen its global reputation through research impact, industry partnerships, sustainability initiatives, and practical career-focused education.

The University of Brighton places strong emphasis on employability and professional development. Career support is integrated throughout the student journey, with opportunities for placements, internships, networking, volunteering, mentoring, and work-related learning. The Careers and Employability team provides sector-specific career guidance, CV coaching, mock interviews, employability resources, and support with finding placements, internships, part-time jobs, and graduate opportunities. According to Graduate Outcomes 2025, almost 9 out of 10 Brighton graduates are working or pursuing further study within 15 months of completing their course, reflecting the university’s strong focus on practical learning and career readiness.

The University of Brighton offers a range of university-managed accommodation options across its campuses, including halls of residence and shared flats located close to teaching facilities and public transport links. Students can choose from different room types and budgets, including en-suite and shared facilities, with accommodation designed to provide a safe, comfortable, and supportive living environment. University halls generally include utility bills, broadband, communal area cleaning, 24/7 security and support, social events programmes, and contents insurance coverage. Students who prefer independent living can also explore private housing and shared rental accommodation across Brighton, with guidance and support available from the university to help students find suitable housing options.

The University of Brighton offers a comprehensive range of student support services designed to help students succeed academically, personally, and professionally throughout their university experience. Dedicated support teams provide guidance in areas including accommodation, careers, disability and learning support, international student support, libraries and computing, fees and finance, well-being, volunteering, faith and spirituality, safety and security, and academic support. Students can also access support through the Students’ Union and Student Support and Guidance Tutors, helping create a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment where students feel comfortable seeking help whenever needed.