So far a really good experience, loving my course. I learn so much in my lectures and can’t wait for my future. Even though I’m studying at home because of covid I feel like I’m learning a lot.

The Falmer campus, which is where the Health Sciences are taught from are quite far out of Brighton, but easily accessible by regular trains and buses. The campus is situated in the South Downs, in a quiet location. Great for walking, and views over the downs.

The lecturers are enthusiastic, but essentially, they are very supportive. The university is always engaging with students, looking for ways to improve and listen to student feedback, often bringing in changes accordingly. A nursing degree is challenging, lectures are on most days for around 4 to 5 hours/day, and attendance is class based and compulsory, in blocks of around 8 to 12 weeks. The simulation rooms are always interesting, fun and interactive. Placements are in blocks of 6 to 8 weeks and are in a variety of clinical areas - ward based, community, primary care and QAPL (research).

While the Nursing campus is out of town in the South Downs, it is a short commute by train/bus/car. It is great because if you want the bustle of town you can, but you also have the peace and quiet of the South Downs, a good environment for learning. The campus has excellent sport facilities, a gym, large and comfortable library, and coffee shops.

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