Financial support and guidance
It’s an investment that’s worth it, but the financial side of being a student is a big consideration. You need to know exactly what you’re getting – and at Brighton, there may be even more value and more support than you realise.
REAL STUDENT VIEWS
Aadhi Pazhuparambil Suresh, digital games development
My recommendation would be to get in contact with someone at the university regarding the type of financial support you need. For me, it was travel support as I was a commuting student. Brighton Boost made my life easier and quicker.
Millie Scott, marketing management
I am lucky enough to have a job in retail during university, but managing money still isn't easy. I’ve picked up habits, like budgeting weekly and cooking at home rather than ordering food. Budgeting at university has made me appreciate the value of balancing work, study and social life.
Ella Liddington, film
Balancing money at university can be tricky, but being a Student Outreach Ambassador has really helped. It’s given me experience in areas I might not have tried otherwise, and it fits around my studies. The university also offers great budgeting and funding advice, which makes things feel a lot less stressful.
WHAT HELP IS AVAILABLE?
From providing you with extra funding to helping you find part-time work that fits in around your studies, we’re here to help you manage the financial side of being a student.
Maddie – Student Jobs Hub Manager
You’ll have access to the Student Jobs Hub to support you in finding part-time jobs on campus and in the local area. Plus, you can book an appointment with me for personalised support with your job search and applications!
Part-time jobs – Jobs Hub
Lots of students work part-time alongside their studies to earn money and develop new skills and experiences. Our Student Jobs Hub brings together all the jobs on offer at the university as well as further afield, so you only need to look in one place.
Paid roles for the university and students’ union include working in cafes, shops, bars and sports centres on campus, or as a student ambassador to support university activities.
When you visit us, you’ll meet our ambassadors – they work at open days and online events, visit schools and colleges, and create content for our website, blogs and social media.
