I really enjoyed studying at Brighton university, I met a range of different people from different parts of the country and the world. I made great friends on campus and really enjoyed the support offered by tutors and staff. The best part of Brighton campus is the location, it is in the city centre and close to all the facilities you need. The worst part I would say was the Edward street campus as it is pretty plain sailing and not visually stimulating.

The course was good there is a range of modules and different pathways to enter depending on your interests. There is a good amount of epquitment available to rent out and practice your subject in your own time. Lectures would need improving as a lot of the time it was just lecturers reading off a slide which most of us could do at home. More practical work is needed. And encouragement to do so.

Edward street is very clean halls and well maintained. However the staff are very strict about living conditions and will get on your case for tiny mess. So there is not much freedom with accommodation

A really diverse community in Brighton so wherever you're from you won't feel out of place. Cool night life and not as overwhelming as really big cities can be, it's the perfect in between

The lecturers could definitely be more engaging and not reading from slides but the assignments are challenging in a good way

Really expensive but it's great for your first year to get you acclimated to the area and uni