Tour your campus
We are proud of the great places we’ve created for you to learn and live in – inspiring, inclusive, accessible and sustainable spaces where you’ll be learning alongside students studying similar subjects. As well as giving you access to the facilities you’ll need to succeed, being on campus is where you’ll connect and belong.
REAL STUDENT VIEWS
Teddy, illustration
I really love being based at the City campus and using some incredible facilities like the print studios and photo video unit! It is also super central, so I can go to the beach after classes and walk into uni every morning.
Garye, creative writing
During my studies I was based at Moulsecoomb, where I found the facilities to be great. I spent a lot of time on the third floor of the library, which became my favourite. It allowed me to concentrate while still feeling like I was part of the outside world.
Aadhi, digital games development
Campus is the most fun place. Apart from the lecture halls, labs and theatres, there are plenty of cafes and social places which I visit, like the SU Venue or the Book & Bean, to just hang out with friends.
Cinar, architecture
Each campus has its own character and vibe. Falmer campus is where I go for sports; it is quiet and surrounded by nature. Moulsecoomb campus feels full of students and energised. City campus reflects Brighton’s cultural and artistic side and is lively and unique.
Emmanuel, pharmacy
I enjoy studying in the Aldrich library. It’s divided into different floors which allow different levels of noise; I like the quiet areas where I can concentrate on my work, but I also enjoy being on the ground floor where I can hang out with friends and take breaks.
Wiktoria, film
I like how City campus is central – it’s literally in the heart of the city which makes it easy to socialise with my classmates. By far my favourite part is the kit room. It’s filled with industry-standard cameras and equipment available we can take out any time we want.
Eva, pharmacy
I often visit Falmer campus for sports. I lived close to City campus so I used St Peters House library a lot. I love that it’s in an older building, and even though I study pharmacy I’m intrigued by the old art and fashion books they have in there.
Kacey, economics
I am based at Moulsecoomb and absolutely love the modern feel and resources available; classrooms are big and always have great technology. There are cafes and a huge library, which are great spaces to meet with peers and get some studying done.
YOUR CAMPUSES
Your course will be based at one of our three campuses in Brighton.
City campus
Moulsecoomb campus
Falmer campus
Each campus has been designed for the subjects that are taught there. All have halls of residence on site, so you could be living within minutes of your classes. And Brighton is so compact; moving between campuses is easy and there are lots of places to go to study, eat, work out or catch up with your friends.
Brighton is known for its green attitude so there’s a brilliant infrastructure of cycle paths and bus routes, and Falmer, Moulsecoomb and the city are also all connected by train. But it’s so compact and easy to get around, if you can, you’ll choose to roam on foot.
VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOURS
CITY CAMPUS
Our city centre campus is home to 3D design and craft, fine art, graphic design, illustration, digital music, digital media design, fashion and textiles, media, photography and film.
MOULSECOOMB CAMPUS
Wherever your classes are, you’ll want to spend some time at Moulsecoomb – it’s our biggest campus and student village, and half our students are based there. There are five halls on campus, as well as the Students’ Union bar and a gym with cardio and weights suites, studios and a programme of classes.
Students studying subjects like architecture, business, computing, construction, engineering, geography, product design, law, pharmacy, journalism, creative writing, politics and psychology are all based there, and buildings like Elm House and Mithras House have been designed with big communal spaces for meeting up. Moulsecoomb is just two miles from the city centre and seafront and it’s an area that the city is investing in, with new cafes, shops and social spaces – plenty of places for you to enjoy and be part of the community.
FALMER CAMPUS
All our education, sport and health sciences subjects are based at the Falmer campus with its great facilities and beautiful surroundings. It’s a short ride on the bus or train – or there are cycle lanes all the way from the city centre.
There are halls on campus, fantastic sport and fitness facilities, as well as places to eat and a Students’ Union meeting place and cafe bar. You can be living and studying on the edge of the South Downs with the city centre and seafront just four miles away, within easy reach. And Falmer draws visitors to it: Premiership Brighton & Hove Albion’s Amex stadium and beautiful Stanmer Park are right next door.
Where you’ll learn
As well as tutorials and lectures, lots of our courses involve learning in realistic simulated environments, with equipment and facilities that replicate those in industry and professional workplaces. Whether you’re working in a lab, a studio or a simulation suite, you’ll have support from technicians who’ll help you to develop new skills.
There are libraries at all of our campuses, with extended opening hours into the evening and weekends. You can also use the online library, with thousands of ebooks, databases and full-text journals. Our team of information professionals are on hand to help you find the specialist resources you need to get the most out of the library.
