University of Brighton About us


Key stats


Number of students: 18,000


Year founded or established: 1859


Campus type: Multi campus university


Location: Brighton


Study abroad: Yes


(if applicable to the course) Contact


Contact name: University of Brighton


Website: brighton.ac.uk


elephone number: 01273 644644


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From small beginnings in 1850s Brighton, the University of Brighton has grown to a complex and diverse institution based in the south coast of England. Our ethos is defi ned by four core values: inclusivity, sustainability, creativity and partnership. Our students are part of a dynamic, diverse and creative community that embraces partnership working and that makes a positive difference to society.


Entry requirements


Most of our courses require 104-120 UCAS Tariff points from three A Level courses (or other acceptable alternatives). Some of our courses are highly competitive and may have higher entry requirements, see: brighton.ac.uk/courses/index.aspx


Employability


Employability is at the heart of our teaching; 91% of our graduates are now in full-time work or further education. Over 50 of our courses are recognised and accredited by leading professional organisations, providing students with additional qualifi cations. Specialist teams support students in securing placement years, internships, and volunteering opportunities, offering real-world experiences. We also provide opportunities for fi eld trips, work shadowing, and live briefs with industry professionals and alumni. We’re committed to helping you maximise your time with us.


Our careers and employability team will work with you from day one, ensuring you graduate not just with a degree but with a standout C, the confi dence to succeed, and the skills to create the career you want.


ere to help


From our Disability and Dyslexia team, to our Student Support Offi cers and Student Union, and our amaing mental and physical health services – we aim to make sure every student feels safe and supported. A student support fund is available for fi nancial diffi culty. The student advice team can help you work out if you are eligible to apply. Depending on circumstances, you could receive up to £1,250 through the new Brighton Boost scheme* to help with your study, accommodation or travel costs.


Looking for


Candidate profi le Grades are important, but are never the whole picture; we’re interested creativity, resourcefulness, persistence and the ability to think big and fi nd new ways of doing things. We want you to be curious and explore where your experience will take you, and we’ll provide you with the choices,  exibility, and support you need.


Etracurricular Academic achievement is only one part of student life, so whether you are passionate about creative writing, knitting, playing sports or even volunteering - these experiences and hobbies can provide skills that could be extremely benefi cial to your learning experience at Brighton. For example, being a part of a volunteering group can develop your team and organisational skills, which are super handy when you have important group work and deadlines.


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* Full eligibility criteria and information is available on our website.


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