The University of Brighton has three campuses in Brighton. Subjects taught range from medicine to engineering, psychology to illustration, sport science to English literature.
The University’s wide-ranging research has been assessed as world-leading in a number of areas, including Computer Sciences and Informatics and Sports and Exercise Science, and as internationally excellent in the areas of Engineering and Earth Sciences. In addition to its internationally renowned teaching, practice and research in the Arts and Design, it is also one of the UK’s leading teacher training universities and a major Higher Education provider for healthcare and engineering professions.
Key Stats:
- The University of Brighton has its roots in the Brighton school of art founded 1858 and the Brighton School of Science and Technology founded 1897
- The university has been awarded a silver award for its teaching quality
In partnership with the University of Sussex and local NHS the University of Brighton sponsors the Brighton and Sussex Medical School, which is rated by students as one the best in the UK.
The University is a major contributor to the social and economic health of the city region including through its many partnerships with local government, public sector, business and industry.