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The University of Brighton’s GBP 14 million Advanced Engineering Building opened recently and is a great addition to the university facilities. The building houses the Advanced Engineering Centre which supports both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and innovative research. It has state-of-the-art facilities for mechanical, automotive and aerospace engineering and provides an inspiring environment for the next generation of engineering students and researchers.
The University of Brighton has been ranked 13th by the CEOWORLD magazine, out of the 110 best fashion schools in the world for 2018. The fashion courses at the University are recognised as amongst the best in the world, and renowned for international reputation for its teaching, practice and research in the arts.
The university is continuously investing in facilities that enhance students’ experiences and has planned improvements to existing facilities in Brighton and Eastbourne, as well as a transformation of the largest campus at Moulsecoomb. The campus development at Moulsecoomb will provide students with access to new halls of residence, teaching and learning spaces and social and fitness facilities. The project that aims to transform the University of Brighton’s Moulsecoomb campus over the next three years has made the shortlist for the prestigious Times Higher Education Leadership & Management Awards (THELMAs).
The University of Brighton is committed to continual advancement in providing a teaching and learning environment that encourages students to excel in their areas of study.
The quality of teaching and learning environment experienced by students at the University of Brighton has been judged to consistently exceed the rigorous national requirements for Higher Education in the UK by the Government’s Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).
More than 50 professional organisations recognise and accredit our courses, giving students an additional qualification, a licence to practise or exemption from professional exams.
The University of Brighton is the only institution in the UK to achieve an 'outstanding' rating from Ofsted for its quality of teaching across the full range of primary, secondary and post-compulsory (16+) teacher education courses.
The University is a Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning through Design (CETLD). The CETLD is a partnership led by the University of Brighton in collaboration with the V&A Museum, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Royal College of Art (RCA).
The University of Brighton ensures the highest quality of teaching through course development. The university’s courses and modules are subject to annual monitoring, taking into account student feedback and knowledge of academic staff in order to ensure that courses are always up to date.
The University offers study options across the following schools:
The School has demonstrated excellence in teaching and learning, producing highly employable graduates.
The School boasts respected professors, world-leading research impact and dynamic alumni.
The School produces skilled practitioners and artists across a range of disciplines.
The School teaches, conducts research and consults on a wide range of business topics.
A partnership between the Universities of Brighton and Sussex together with NHS organisations in the south-east region.
The School develops courses in close consultation with the industry and professional bodies.
One of the UK’s largest providers of education and training for teachers and other learning and development professionals.
Extensive applied research and consultancy activity ensures courses are up to date and relevant.
At the forefront of professional teaching and research in Nursing, Midwifery, Physiotherapy, and more.
The School has an academically rewarding environment and covers areas including Literature, Linguistics, History and Culture.
From practical production courses to traditional media studies, the School offers a broad range of communication subjects.
One of the UK's leading university departments in the field.
The School offers courses in Hospitality, Retail, Tourism, Physical Education, Sports and Exercise Science.
Students can choose from doctoral programmes across a broad range of disciplines.
The University of Brighton Language Institute offers language programmes and the International College offers pathway courses.
The university encourages and supports students with potential, and operates a flexible admissions policy based on merit. Exam grades are considered alongside other factors such as the student’s vocational achievements, work experience, background and personal circumstances.
Undergraduate
Students applying for undergraduate courses should meet specific entry requirements detailed on the course pages.
Postgraduate
Masters-level degree courses typically require a first degree. Students who don’t have this qualification but can demonstrate an equivalent level of experience, will be considered on the basis of their potential to benefit from, and contribute to, a course. Students should also meet subject specific entry requirements detailed on the course pages.
English language requirements
Undergraduate students need to provide evidence of having met the language requirements through a Secure English Language Test (SELT) with an approved test provider.
Most postgraduate courses require an overall IELTS score of at least 6.5 with no element less than 5.5, but a number of courses do have higher IELTS requirements than this. Students can find out course specific entry requirements by visiting the course finder page.
In conjunction with our partner, Kaplan International Pathways, we offer a number of undergraduate and postgraduate pathway courses. A pathway course offers complete preparation for university-level study, and is taken at the University of Brighton International College. Upon successful completion of the course at the required level, students planning to progress are guaranteed a place on their chosen degree.
English language preparation courses
The University of Brighton Language Institute provides a comprehensive range of English for Academic Purposes and pre-sessional language programmes for students who wish to attain the English language level qualification to start their degree.
The equipment and facilities at the university replicate industry and professional environments, allowing students to gain experience and develop skills that will be beneficial in their future careers. Over £100 million has been invested on equipment and buildings over the last decade, including:
There has also been £27 million invested in the development of halls of residence and support facilities at Varley Park.
The University of Brighton offers a number of different scholarships for international students, for undergraduate, postgraduate and research study.
Some of the scholarships include:
The university offers 50 merit-based scholarships worth GBP 5,000 each, to new full-time international students on undergraduate or postgraduate taught degree courses. The criteria are primarily based on academic merit.
A maximum of two international research scholarships worth the full tuition fee for each year of a research degree (for up to a maximum of three years) are available to outstanding international research students across all areas of study.
The university offers a number of scholarships worth GBP 2,000 each, for international students studying certain MSc and MRes programmes within the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences.
These scholarships are for talented sports performers who are able to demonstrate potential in national or regional level sports competition.
Each year, the university awards scholarships worth approximately GBP 1,000 each, to eligible undergraduate students on the basis of their academic performance in end-of-year assessments.
The international student hardship fund, not exceeding GBP 500 per student, is a University fund open to all current, full fee paying international students who are experiencing financial problems due to unexpected circumstances.
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