improvements can be made by modernising buildings which will make students feel more comfortable in staying longer in campus

most lecturers are great however some needs extra training in giving students more brief and what to expect

Brighton is a very happy and diverse place to study at

No

Best aspects: Teaching is generally good, with knowledgeable and approachable lecturers who are supportive and willing to help. Many modules are practical and relevant, helping students develop useful skills. The university has an inclusive environment, and Brighton is a great student city. Worst aspects / improvements: Organisation and communication can be inconsistent, with last-minute changes and unclear information. Facilities and services can feel overstretched at busy times, and feedback is sometimes slow. Clearer communication and better organisation would improve the overall experience.

Best aspects: The course is well taught with a good balance of in-class teaching and independent learning. Lecturers are knowledgeable, approachable, and generally available for support. Course content is practical and relevant, helping develop useful academic and employability skills. Worst aspects / improvements: Course organisation can sometimes be unclear, with uneven workloads across modules. Communication about deadlines and assessments could be more consistent, and feedback is occasionally slow or lacks detail. Better coordination between modules would improve the course overall.

Brighton is a lively, diverse city with a strong student culture. There’s plenty to do, from independent cafés and nightlife to cultural events, and being by the sea is a big bonus. Good transport links make it easy to get around and travel to other cities.