University of Brighton

Brighton is a city students rarely want to leave. Between the beach, the festivals and its famously open-minded atmosphere, work and fun go hand in hand.

The University of Brighton holds a TEF Silver for teaching quality; here’s the position in ranking tables. 

Employability is the whole idea at Brighton. Every undergraduate course guarantees a work placement, so students build real experience and professional contacts before they graduate. 

Careers staff help students with their CVs, interviews and job searches. The university even has links with employers like Rolls-Royce, Nike, British Airways, American Express and the NHS. 

So, graduates find their way into companies on time and also join the school’s alumni network of more than 150,000 people across 140 countries. Around nine in ten graduates find jobs within fifteen months, which is a good record for a modern university.

The University of Brighton has halls at all three campuses, with rent that covers utility bills. Students who book in time will receive suitable accommodation. 

Brighton has a reputation for looking after its students, and international students in particular rate it highly. Support with visas, money, wellbeing, health and study is available from before arrival right through to graduation. The reason is simple: no one should struggle in silence.