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18,987
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Full Time (%)
79%
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107
Brighton is a city like no other and a special place to live.
Rated as the happiest and third best city in the UK, in addition to the world’s third most diverse and inclusive (Time Out, 2025), it’s a great place to study.
Living in Brighton has a positive effect on wellbeing; there’s an undeniable feel-good factor of being on the coast, from the fun of sunny beach days to quieter times looking out at that soothing 180 degrees of open water.
The university pays careful attention to wellbeing and has designed robust support frameworks, including day-to-day suppo...
Brighton is a city like no other and a special place to live. <br/>Rated as the happiest and third best city in the UK, in addition to the world’s third most diverse and inclusive (Time Out, 2025), it’s a great place to study.<br/><br/>Living in Brighton has a positive effect on wellbeing; there’s an undeniable feel-good factor of being on the coast, from the fun of sunny beach days to quieter times looking out at that soothing 180 degrees of open water.<br/><br/>The university pays careful attention to wellbeing and has designed robust support frameworks, including day-to-day support, enhanced support, specialists and a self-serve support network to ensure students feel good about themselves while studying.<br/><br/>Brighton & Hove is the ‘Leading city in the UK for new economy businesses’ (Centre for Cities, 2025), making it a great place for students to open the door to their dream careers. All courses at Brighton offer placements or professional experience, and the university’s employability hub supports students to find work while studying and after graduation.
The city centre campus is located a short walk from the beach and is home to art and design, digital music, digital media design, fashion and textiles, history of art and design, humanities, media and film.
The campus is equipped with facilities for making and designing, workshops, studios and archives, and together with the independent arts organisations based on site, this makes for an inspiring creative environment.
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Brighton believes hands-on learning equals confidence at work. It puts technical knowledge and practical skills at the centre of teaching, so no matter the subject, students won’t just learn theory, they’ll put it into practice.
Ranked among the top 4% of universities worldwide (Center for World University Rankings 2025), Brighton combines global recognition with a strong focus on employability. Each and every degree is built with career readiness in mind, ensuring that students graduate with the skills that employers are looking for. As a result, almost 9 out of 10 of Brighton’s UK graduates are working or studying just 15 months after finishing their course (Graduate Outcomes 2025).
Brighton’s expert Careers and Employability team is on hand to support you throughout your degree and beyond. They can help you with volunteer, placement and internship opportunities outside your studies and also support you to find a flexible, part-time work that fits around your studies.
Life as a Brighton student will be full of chances to explore new things, learn new skills and make new connections.
Whether students are into city living or prefer an outdoor lifestyle, they can experience it all in Brighton. Those seeking fresh air will enjoy time on the beach or the countryside of the South Downs, while those seeking nightlife will have plenty to choose from, including many live music venues.
There are also fantastic independent shops and cafes in the famous Brighton Lanes and North Laines, which are great places to get together over a coffee and admire the colourful houses and street art.
Students can socialise through over 100 student-led clubs and societies run by Brighton Students’ Union (SU). The SU runs events ranging from live music to quizzes to society-run cultural events, and often these are free.
For those into sports and exercise, there are over 60 sports clubs to choose from, either playing competitively or socially. There’s an option for everyone, so students can make friends inside and outside their course, all within the facilities on campus.
Tuition fees are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, check the fees for your course via the university’s course finder tool.
Fees for international students are listed on Brighton’s website.
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