University of Brighton in one paragraph...
"Brighton university is a very nice place to study. The facilities and academics are of a very high quality and are very helpful. There are many activities offered on different campus and Falmer students also have the use of some facilities on Sussex University Campus which can be useful, as Falmer campus does not have a SU shop, bar nor library open very late." says Emma - read the whole review here.
UCAS Code: B72
University Homepage: www.brighton.ac.uk
Maximum Tuition Fee?: £9000
UK Ranking: 69th (Times Good University Guide 2012)
Open Days: 10 Mar 2012, 21 Mar 2012, 24 Mar 2012, 18 Apr 2012, 16 May 2012, 06 Jul 2012,
Statistics snapshot
Number of Registered Students: 19840
Male to Female Ratio: 36:64
Average UCAS points achieved: 280
Overseas Students: 14%
The best and worst things about University of Brighton:
"The best thing about the University of Brighton is the facilities that are available to enhance the learning experience. However, one of the worst things is that quite a few students in the first year are just at University to get drunk every night and don't really care about the course (or their future)."
Robert, doing Digital Media - Read more
"Brighton is spread onto 5 different campus'. Falmer Campus is where Criminology is taught. This is a nice campus, although there is no Student Union Bar here. The halls are all spread out as well, with one lot- Varley Halls- being off the bus route to Uni, although a free mini bus is provided. With the different campus being spread out, it is hard to have a community feeling about the university as a whole."
Emma, doing Criminology and Sociology - Read more
Contact details for University of Brighton
Address:
Mithras House
Lewes Road
Brighton
BN2 4AT
Telephone: 01273 600900
Email: admissions@brighton.ac.uk
Please note that this is the registered address for University of Brighton. This may not be the location of your course.
Statistics
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National Student Survey
Employment prospects (within six months of graduation)
These statistics are supplied by UniStats.com - the official university statistics site by UCAS
Accommodation costs for University of Brighton
"About £86pw self-catered.Student houses can range between £60-100(depending on house quality) excluding bills and food."
Emma, doing Criminology and Sociology - Read more "About £150pw catered hall, includes going out a few nights a week as well as travel!"
Robert, doing Digital Media - Read more
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Reviews for University of Brighton:
Robert R, 1st Year doing Digital Media
Emma B, 1st Year doing Criminology and Sociology