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Frequently asked questions
Brighton offers an inclusive, flexible and supportive approach to learning. This means that students graduate feeling confident and ready to take the next step, whatever that may be. They have the chance to live and study in a city where they can truly be themselves and find their people. Students at Brighton have plenty of fun! From trips to the beach, to nights out in town, to mooching around all the quirky and independent shops in the famous Lanes or trying out new coffee spots. Students need to see it to believe it: attending an open day or campus tour is the best way to do so.
The university is in the top 10 universities in SE England for graduate career prospects (Complete University Guide 2025). At Brighton, students form connections and learn the skills and knowledge to continue the path to their dream career. Brighton also offers over 120 postgraduate courses. Discounts are available for Brighton alumni for those wishing to continue their studies to become experts in their field.
The University of Brighton guarantees halls for every eligible student, giving students a ready-made community so they feel at home from the start. There are halls on every campus, close to students' classes, with other options nearby. If students make Brighton their firm choice, they’ll be told when booking opens so they can secure their spot in halls. Besides halls, Brighton offers homestay accommodation, where students live in the home of a local host. Students interested in renting privately can get advice, including how to find other Brighton students to live with. The University of Brighton's support ensures that everyone gets the ultimate university experience.