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Why go to an open day at university of brighton.

Planning to apply to a course at University of Brighton? Why not attend an open day? By attending an open day, you'll get the chance to ask all your questions, meet staff and see where you could be studying. Joining an open day offers the chance to research any courses you're interested in to help you pinpoint the right one for you. You can also scope out the local area, see the learning facilities and join one of the campus tours. Before attending, be sure to register for a place, and have a great day visiting University of Brighton!

What can you expect on the day?

Your open day at University of Brighton will be packed! You'll find tours, as well as have plenty of chance to see the local area, and get your questions about the course and student life answered, including any worries you have on important topics such as student finance. As well as scheduled parts of the day such as tours, you'll have plenty of opportunities to chat more casually with academics at University of Brighton. These are some of the best chances you'll have on the day to get all your questions answered. As well as all this, open days offer the chance to check out some of the university's facilities such as the library, study spaces and teaching rooms.

What questions should you ask at a university open day?

As many as you can think of! Open days are one of the best chances to get all your questions about University of Brighton answered. Make a note before you visit of everything you need to know and write down the answers during the day because there's a lot to take in. All the staff working at the open day will be more than happy to spend time with you to answer as many questions as you've got, so don't be shy. Anything you forget to ask can always be asked by email - there's always something that pops into your head on the way home that you wish you'd got an answer to. Some of the biggest topics students ask about on open days at University of Brighton include the modules on the course you're interested in, the local area (including the nightlife), the ways students at the uni socialise, and the entry requirements.

What if you can't attend a university open day?

Don't panic if you can't! Not everybody can get to open days. There's lots of other ways to get all the information you need. If you're curious about the campus, check out the relevant sections on the University of Brighton website to find photos and videos offering plenty of information. There may also be other opportunities to visit in person if you decide to apply to University of Brighton, so it's always worth reaching out by email to ask if there are any chances to visit and have a tour on a different day.

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Falmer Campus Visit Ambassador Information

Information and rescources for student ambassadors running campus visits at falmer, campus tour.

The intention behind a pre-16 campus tour is to show students what is on offer at University in general. This is not a recruitment exercise. It is a chance for them to get to talk to an ambassador in an informal way and a chance for them to pick up information about University. These should be fun and energetic, with you continually talking to different members of the group, putting the students at ease. Where possible we give students iPad on the tour so they can take photos, that we can see at the end of the day. Inform the students that no Photos will be kept or used and all will be deleted  at the end of the day.

• Introduce yourself to the group, explain your course, year group and why you chose to go to university and Brighton specifically
• Explain the tour will last approximately 35 minutes and involves some walking but that they will each have their own job to do and facts to find out on the way.
•    Allocate roles to pupils (researcher, navigator, explorer and photographer) and give them their resources (ipad to photographer ect)
• Remember to relax, smile and be positive! Always engage with your whole group even when walking. DO NOT JUST WALK BETWEEN PLACES – keep talking to the group, asking them questions getting to know what they like, keep it fun
• Please do not be negative the simplest of comments can be misconstrued.

A comprehensive guide for a campus tor for Pre 16 can be found here.

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Campus life and accommodation

One of the key benefits of studying at BSMS is being a member of both the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton, as well as being a student at BSMS as a standalone institution. This means students have access to all campuses and facilities at both universities.

Teaching for first and second year students will primarily take place on the University of Sussex and University of Brighton campuses in Falmer. Click the link below for a virtual 360 tour of the University of Sussex campus in Falmer, and use the tool below to explore the University of Brighton's Falmer teaching buildings, outlets and more!

Take the virtual tour of Sussex here >

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Accommodation for 2024

As a first-year medical student, you will be guaranteed accommodation. However, you must make BSMS your first choice when confirming places with UCAS, and submit your application for university residences by the deadline in late June 2024.

In your accommodation, you will be part of a lively, stimulating and cosmopolitan student community, living alongside people from all over the world who are studying a wide range of subjects. 

BSMS students are allocated between halls of residence at the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton, and will have the opportunity to rank their accommodation choices in terms of preference. Please note we cannot guarantee your first choice. All residences have communal kitchens, internet and include contents insurance.

Varley Park 

Varley Park has both en suite and shared options available. It is located in between Moulsecoomb and Falmer campus, with links to City, Moulsecoomb and Falmer campus and right next to the South Downs. There is a bus stop on the Varley Park site, and the public bus service visits the Falmer campus both day and night.

Read more about Varley Park >

Lewes Court 

Lewes Court is divided into two Phases to reflect the difference in living arrangements. Phase I consists of standard rooms with shared bathroom facilities, while Phase II has en-suite bathrooms. All rooms are self-catered with shared kitchen facilities.

For the 2023/2024 academic year, pricing for a standard room has been set at £125 per week, while an en-suite room costs £173.17 per week. Prices include all utility bills, content insurance and cleaning of common areas. Contracts for BSMS are for 39 weeks to reflect the longer terms.

READ MORE ABOUT LEWES COURT >

Brighthelm houses

Brighthelm houses is located on the University of Sussex campus. Each house has five single bedrooms and two shared bathrooms. For the 2023/2024 academic year, the pricing for a room is £158.33 per week.

Read more about Brighthelm houses >

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Our campus tours include:

• Visits to our classrooms, labs, athletics facilities and Brighton Campus residence halls (residence halls are not included on all tours)
• The chance to meet some of our exceptional professors and staff
• College admissions process information, including important details for transfer students
• Financial aid information

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BRIGHTON CAMPUS

Our 300-acre Brighton Campus facilities include modern classrooms, libraries and labs and our apartment-style residence halls .

Visit us: 1000 East Henrietta Road / Rochester, NY 14623

• For a guided tour of the Brighton Campus, contact us online or call (585) 292-2200.
• Download a Brighton Campus map .

DOWNTOWN CAMPUS

A variety of academic programs, including criminal justice, human services and education, are taught at the Downtown Campus, located in the heart of Rochester's High Falls District.

Visit us: 321 State Street / Rochester, NY 14608

• To arrange a tour of the Downtown Campus, please call (585) 292-2000.
• Download a Downtown Campus map .

APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES CENTER

Visit us: 2485 West Henrietta Road / Rochester, NY 14623 Call (585) 292-3700 to set up an on-site orientation and schedule a tour.

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PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY

Visit us: 1190 Scottsville Road / Rochester, NY 14623 Call (585)753-3800 to schedule a tour.

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ECONOMIC & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Call (585) 292-3770 or email [email protected] to schedule a tour of the Economic & Workforce Development Center at MCC's Downtown Campus.

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There are tons of different events and activities happening across your first few weeks at Brighton.

Day-time events are a great way to meet other new students. They’re all FREE – scroll down to view the events calendar and reserve your space.

If going out is your thing, our SU bar, The Venue , will be hosting a range of exciting free evening events. We've also teamed up with a number of Brighton nightclubs to secure you the best student deals in the city! Book your tickets to gain access to the best student nights in Brighton.

Remember - our Freshers' 2024 is the only official programme for the University of Brighton!

Switch between our day-time and night-time events below to check out our full Freshers' 2024 line-up!

Brighton i360: Freshers 10% Discount 21st September - 6th October Brighton i360, Lower Kings Road, BN1 2LN , Brighton Grab yout 10% Freshers Discount and take to the skies and enjoy Brighton’s best views with a trip on the Brighton i360 Oxford Tour 21st September Oxford, Oxfordshire Oxford Trip - Brighton Pier: 2-for-1 Freshers Offer 21st September - 6th October Brighton Palace Pier, Maderia Drive, Brighton, BN2 1TW, Brighton 2 for 1 rides on Brighton's most iconic Pleasure Pier! Sixes Cricket: Freshers 50% Discount 21st September - 6th October Sixes Social Cricket Lower, Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 2LN, Brighton Sixes Social Cricket! Re-imagining the thrill of bat & ball for the modern socialite with a Freshers 50% discount! Students that are Parents and Carers Coffee and Cake Morning 23rd September Basement Central Cafe, Cockcroft Building, Moulsecoomb Campus, Brighton Join us for a relaxing coffee and cake morning! Graffiti Design Workshop 23rd September Grand Parade Campus Courtyard, BN2 0JY, Brighton Design Your Own Graffiti Board! Collage Club 23rd September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Get Together and Get Collaging! Monster Energy Simulator Racing 23rd September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Monster Racing Simulator Freshers Event at The Venue Bar! Mature Students Coffee and Cake Morning 24th September The Hive - Falmer, Come and unwind at this Coffee and Cake Morning! Hand Henna Art Tattooing 24th September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Come on down and get some Henna Art done! Tenpin Bowling - Hollywood Bowl 24th September Marina, Marina Way, Brighton Marina, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 5UT, Brighton Join Brighton Students' Union for a fun-filled Bowling Afternoon! Commuters and PostGraduate Coffee and Cake Morning 25th September Basement Central Cafe, Cockcroft Building, Moulsecoomb Campus, Brighton Join us for Coffee and Cake! Laser Quest 25th September 76 West St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 2RA, Brighton Join us for Laser Quest! Brighton Freshers’ Fair 2024 26th September Falmer Sports Centre, Falmer Campus, Brighton Come and find out about your Students' Union, societies, sports teams and grab some freebies from our external partners. Henna Tattooing Workshop 27th September City Campus - TBC, Watch, Learn and Do at our Henna Workshop Sip and Paint - Canvas Painting 27th September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Join us at our renowned Sip and Paint Canvas Painting! Boundary Brighton 2024 28th September Stanmer Park, Brighton Boundary is the biggest electronic dance music festival in Brighton based at Stanmer Park. After the biggest and best Boundary ever in 2023, Boundary Brighton returns in 2024 on Saturday 28th of September. Society Welcome Events! 30th September - 13th October Various, Society Welcome Events GIAG – FREE Sixes Social Cricket on the Beach Session! 30th September - 1st October Sixes, Brighton Cricket on the Beach anyone?! Located under the Brighton i360, right on the beach front, Sixes Brighton is an all day party destination with unrivalled atmosphere and views. Complete with large terrace and 3 outdoor nets.

Freshers Opening Tropical Beach Party 20th September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Join us at your Student Union Bar for Tropical Freshers welcome party with help from our friends from Red Bull! Lucky Voice Brighton Offer 21st September - 6th October Lucky Voice Brighton, 8 Black Lion Street, Brighton BN1 1ND, Brighton Fancy a sing-a-long in the BEST Karaoke Venue in Brighton? Officer's Party 21st September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton A welcome event hosted by our four elected Student Officers with games and activities VK Freshers Welcome Party 22nd September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton TBC Monster Energy Simulator Racing 23rd September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Monster Racing Simulator Freshers Event at The Venue Bar! ABBA Tribute 23rd September Pryzm Brighton Nightclub, Brighton Kick off Freshers week as we celebrate the legendary music of ABBA! Come dressed to impress in your best 70s attire and get ready to party like it's 1979! 🕺👯♀️🕺 The Venue Quiz FRESHERS SPECIAL 24th September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Kick starting our fortnightly Venue Quiz night with a freshers special! CU Next Tuesday Brighton Freshers Welcome Party - The Arch 24th September The Arch Nightclub, Brighton CU Next Tuesday is the biggest weekly student night on Tuesday nights. Make sure you are at The Arch for this event! The Big Social - Pre EPIK Special 25th September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton DJs, giveaways and more to get you in the mood for Dick & Dom in Da Bungalow at Pryzm EPIK@ Pryzm Freshers Special - Dick and Dom 25th September Pryzm Brighton Nightclub, Brighton More info coming soon! Drag Bingo Freshers Edition hosted by Alfie Ordinary 26th September THE VENUE, Brighton Drag Bingo with Alfie Ordinary is back with a Freshers Edition! Fruity: Kids TV Rave @ Revenge 26th September Revenge Nightclub, Brighton "There's a hundred and four days of summer vacation, and uni comes along just to end it." 🌞🤘 Oktoberfest at The Venue 27th September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton Celebrate Oktoberfest at The Venue with the authentic live sound of Oompah Brass alongside traditional Bavarian festivities Landed presents JAY1 27th September Pryzm Brighton Nightclub, Brighton More details coming soon Boundary Brighton 2024 28th September Stanmer Park, Brighton Boundary is the biggest electronic dance music festival in Brighton based at Stanmer Park. After the biggest and best Boundary ever in 2023, Boundary Brighton returns in 2024 on Saturday 28th of September. Freshers Live Music Festival - Live Music Saturdays 28th September The Venue, SU Bar, Brighton End Freshers Week on a high note with an epic night of live music as week kick off our fortnightly Live Music Saturdays in style Cinema Nights - White Wall Cinema 30th September Wagner Hall, 2 Regency Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1, Brighton White Wall Cinema presents Drive Away Dolls - Brighton's 'Out of the Ordinary' Cinema Experience! Cinema Nights - White Wall Cinema 2nd October Wagner Hall, 2 Regency Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1, Brighton White Wall Cinema presents Riddle Of Fire - Brighton's 'Out of the Ordinary' Cinema Experience!

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WELCOME TO MITHRAS HALLS

Hello and welcome to Mithras Halls of Residence!

Mithras Halls is located just in front of Mithras House on Lewes Road, Brighton and we are one element in the university’s Brighton Big Build Project. This new construction first welcomed students in Sept 2021.

The accommodation is made up of 5 towers: Brunswick Hall, Goldstone Hall, Hanover Hall, Preston Hall and Regency Hall, ranging from 9 storeys to 18 storeys. The towers generally comprise of 2 x 8 bed flats per floor.

We are centrally located in the city for bus and rail connections and a short walk to the seafront.

We want your stay to be a safe and enjoyable one, so please don not hesitate to speak to our friendly and knowledgeable team with any queries you may have.

With best wishes for a happy and successful year in accommodation and with your studies.

Maria Young

Uliving Residence Manager

The Location

At the heart of the University of Brighton's largest campus, Mithras Halls is just moments from the countryside and a short distance to the beach. You are also a short walk from the train station, Aldi, Costa and more.

The Laundry

The onsite laundry makes those very necessary jobs just that little bit easier. You can view the laundry in the above 360. 

The Reception

The hub for all your support, pop-in here to ask questions and report maintenance requests. You can also do that here .

Our Residential Life team at Mithras are here to support you during your time with us, and to create a friendly positive and inclusive environment for you to live in. We know that it may be easier to talk to a fellow student than a member of staff, so each flat is assigned an upper-year Student Residential Advisor (SRA), who will live and work in the accommodation and check in with you regularly throughout the year to say hello. Flat and individual meetings will take place virtually using Microsoft Teams. 

The SRAs organise and deliver social events where there’s an opportunity for you to build genuine friendships and have fun. We hope that you will experience a real sense of belonging and that you will quickly feel at home. 

You can contact an SRA about any concerns you might have, no matter how big or small. It could be a general question about university, or perhaps a flatmate dispute. You might be concerned about someone you live with, or maybe you are feeling homesick and just want someone to talk to. If an SRA is unable to help you, they will know someone who can. 

A guide to residential life will be waiting in your room when you arrive. 

To meet the team and for more information, clikc the link below

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Mithras halls is in a great location for getting to our other campuses and into the city.  

Some of you will have just a short walk from the halls to the Moulsecoomb campus buildings for your teaching! 

If you’re studying at Falmer, the campus is about a 45 minute walk or 15 minute cycle from Mithras Halls. Cycling into the town centre and the City Campus takes about half an hour.  

Cycling is a great option for travel to our campuses and within the city, with facilities at all sites and a network of cycle lanes throughout the city.  

You’ll find a Beryl bikes a short walk away on the Moulsecoomb campus in front of the Cockcroft and Advanced Engineering Buildings. Docking stations can also be found on or near to all our Brighton campuses, providing a great option for getting to campus and into the city.

If you’re thinking of bringing your own bike to university, or buying one when you’re here, bikes can be stored in the cycle cage at your halls, or in cycle parking across the Moulsecoomb campus. All our campuses have bicycle parking, bike pumps and cycle repair kits free to use, and lockers available on some campuses. Check out where all the facilities on our online map .  

Plan your cycle route using Brighton and Hove’s online cycle map or pick up a paper copy from your halls reception. 

From Mithras halls you can join the city’s network of cycle lanes on the A27 – from here you can follow the cycle lanes to the Falmer Campus, City Campus and City Centre.  

If you're cycling or walking to Falmer, when you reach the Lewes Road- Stoney Mere Way junction, cross under the train line and follow the shared cycle path running parallel to the train line and enter the Falmer campus close to the Sports Centre. View the route on the c-change cycling pages.

Public Transport

The 24, 25, 28, 29, 48 and 49 buses run along the Lewes Road to the City Campus and the City Centre, and Falmer with a bus stops directly outside the halls on the Lewes Road.

For buying bus tickets, checking routes and planning your journey use  Brighton & Hove’s ‘M ticket’ app , you can also buy a student ticket with a valid student ID. You will need to  verify your student status  on the B&H Buses app.   

Moulsecoomb Train station is short walk from your halls and you can catch trains into Falmer, Brighton and to Lewes, Eastbourne, Hastings and Ore, and connections to London form Brighton or Lewes. 

walking and cycling

Walking and cycling is a great way to cut carbon, save yourself some money, and keep fit. We have walking and cycling facilities across all campuses, including bike stands and external bike pumps. We also have  Brighton's Beryl bikes  on all our Brighton campuses - so you can enjoy getting between the campuses and around the city by bike.  

View all campus facilities, including the Beryl Bikes locations, on our  walking and cycling interative map.

You’ll find lots more information about travel and transport on the  c-change webpages , including details of  student discounts  on trains and buses. 

Our Food on Campus service runs 13 cafes and canteens across campuses, giving you loads of options for food and drink in between your studies.

We also have a Click & Collect service running every weekday from 10:30am-3pm from our Food Hubs, so you can enjoy great food from the comfort of your home without having to cook or clean. Order your food now:

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Here at Mithras, your closest outlet is Mezz Canteen, but you also have easy access to Cockcroft Book&Bean and Mithras Book&Bean. More information about our menus, outlets and opening times can be found on our outlet finder, stop by for a coffee, meal deal or enjoy a selection of our hot meals, the choice is yours. 

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Sport Brighton offer services to keep you active, play sport and a chance to socialise. Whilst this academic year may be a little different due to the current pandemic we are working hard to ensure you can access our services as safely as possible and within the industry and government guidelines. The nature of the situation means that our most up to date information can be found on our website and social media channels. Be sure to follow Sport Brighton online to keep up to date.

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No matter where you're studying, we're always nearby for a friendly chat or advice.

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Luna Hut Finnish sauna on campus from mid-September

By: Liv Connor Last updated: Wednesday, 21 August 2024

Following the success of their Brighton launch last year, founders Luna Hut are eager to bring their expertise to the Sussex campus. Conveniently located on the lawns nearest the Sports Centre, this sauna will offer students and staff a chance to unwind and prioritise their health amidst their busy schedules.

Opening on 17 September 2024, the Luna Hut sauna at the University of Sussex will feature an authentic Finnish wood fired barrel sauna, cold water contrast therapy options, and a serene space for relaxation. It’s a perfect opportunity to connect with nature, build community, and enjoy the myriad health benefits that saunas provide, including stress reduction, improved circulation, muscle recovery, and detoxification.

With affordability in mind, the Luna Hut sauna hopes that everyone at the University can experience the wellness benefits that saunas offer. The Luna Hut team is thrilled to begin this new chapter at Sussex University and looks forward to welcoming the entire campus community to this unique wellness experience.

For more information, including timetables, first-time user guides and booking details, please visit the Luna Hut website.

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Boston University is excited to welcome visitors to our campus! We host in-person tours and information sessions where you can experience the vibrancy of BU’s campus and meet current students. Here is some helpful information in preparation for your visit:

• Registration is required for all events.  Please select a date from our events calendar  to register for a program in advance of your arrival on our campus.
• During high school vacation weeks, holidays and weekends, our programs often reach capacity weeks in advance.  We recommended securing your visit before making travel plans.
• If you are unable to secure a reservation, you are welcome to take our self-guided mobile walking tour.  Using your phone you can choose from options that mirror our in-person tour, or opportunities to explore our West campus and Housing facilities through videos and narrated tour stops.
• A member of the Board of Admissions is available to answer questions at the Visitors Center during our operating hours.
• We offer information sessions year-round, but campus tours are not available when BU classes are not in session (much of December and January, Spring Break (in March) and May). We do host information sessions and campus tours throughout the summer.
• Campus tours enter several buildings on campus, but residence halls are not included. Admitted students have the opportunity to tour residence halls at Admitted Student Open Houses in April.
• Parking for visitors is limited. See our Directions and Parking page for the most updated information at the time of your visit.
• Only trained service dogs are permitted in our building and on campus tours. Pets and emotional support or comfort dogs are not permitted.

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The campus tour and information session are an opportunity to explore Brown's campus and learn about the academic experience, campus landmarks, residential life, dining and Brown history and traditions.

Join a current Brown student to walk around Brown’s picturesque New England college campus while learning about the student experience. You’ll be able to ask any questions you might have about life on College Hill from those who are living it.

Pre-registration is required for all campus tours and information sessions and we cannot guarantee that we will be able to accommodate visitors who have not registered. To ensure that available spaces are appropriately allocated, please make sure that you indicate the correct number of visitors in your party, with a limit of three total visitors per registration. Upon registration, you will be asked to adhere to University visitor policies.  Information about planning a group visit can be found on our Group Visit webpage.

Check-in locations for the information sessions and tours vary, so please review the details in your confirmation email. Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled session. Directions and parking information are available on our  website . Check-in is required upon arrival, and please be aware that campus tours and information sessions begin at their scheduled times. While we will make every effort to connect you with the tour or session if you are late, we may not be able to hold them for visitors who arrive after the start time.

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Undergraduate open days

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

Discover how our inclusive approach to learning plays to your strengths, so you'll go further. And find out how real experiences and hands-on practice at Brighton mean you'll become skilled, confident and career-ready.

Our next 2024 open day dates will be:

• 12 October – City campus
• 19 October – Moulsecoomb campus
• 9 November – City campus
• 16 November – Falmer campus
• 23 November – Moulsecoomb campus

But if you'd like to see us sooner then why not  book a campus tour ?  If you'd like to come to our next round of open days, then  register your interest now  and we'll let you know when booking opens. 

Register your interest for our next open days

Can't make an open day?  Book a campus tour instead!

What to expect at your open day

• 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.

At the open day all the students were friendly, approachable, and helpful. They were very easy to chat to, and that made me realise that I belonged at the university. I just knew Brighton was the right choice and I would easily make friends. I certainly did!

Darja, Sport Coaching BSc(Hons)

Why Brighton?

• Courses in a huge range of subjects.
• All our degrees offer an option to engage in work-related learning and with industry professionals.
• We’re in the top 50 in England for graduate prospects, according to the Complete University Guide 2025, reflecting the number of our graduates who are in highly skilled employment or further study.
• 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 70 societies and 40 sports clubs there’s plenty to get involved with.

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Learning at Brighton is all about doing. Becoming skilled, confident and career-ready through real experiences and hands-on practice. Brighton is a place for doers; it’s what we do in the world that matters. Original music by Patrick Bentley-Sullivan, 2024, Digital Music and Sound Arts student.