The Learning Resource Centres are students' go-to hub for studying. Think open-access PCs, Mac suites, easy printing, private study rooms, collaborative spaces for group projects, plus Deja Brew to keep everyone topped up on coffee and snacks.

The £35 million Engineering and Digital Technology Park on the Bognor Regis campus is a game-changer for STEM and Creative Industries students. It's packed with cutting-edge equipment and spaces where ideas turn into reality.

Health facilities include a six-bedded ward simulation environment, interactive robot mannequins, a room with real-life car crash simulation and more.

From specialised physiology and biomechanics labs to a sports therapy clinic, gym, and rehab room, the university has everything students need to push boundaries in sports.

The mock courtroom on campus helps students develop the skills they need to enter the law profession.

University of Chichester students on WhatUni say:

''Lovely staff and good facilities''

''This university has a very large music department and great facilities as well.''

''The facilities are amazing.''

Finding the perfect place to live is easy at Chichester. There are a wide range of options across both campuses, plus off-campus alternatives for students who want something different. Accommodation is guaranteed for all first-year undergraduates who make the university their first choice.

All the halls come with Wi-Fi, utilities included, and 24/7 on-site security.

University of Chichester students on WhatUni say:

''Lovely halls and friendly reception team.''

''I love staying in fishbourne, it is clean and modern, with the on-site accommodation staff fixing any problems the same day they are reported''

''I feel extremely safe in my halls and have never felt frightened especially living on the ground floor.''

The university knows that finances shouldn't hold students back, which is why it offers a range of scholarships, bursaries, and awards to help cover the cost of studying. There are dedicated opportunities for international students, too.

These awards don't need to be repaid and vary in value depending on the type and issuing body. Plus, the university's student money advice service guides students, helping them to find funding and giving practical tips on managing their money like a pro.

Tuition fees depend on the course that students choose and whether they're a UK or international student. For the most up-to-date info, students should always check the university's website before applying, making sure they understand the required fees.

For the 2025/26 academic year, here's what students can expect for full-time degrees like BA, BSc, BMus, BEng, MSci or MEng:

• UK students: £9,535 per year
• International students: £16,344 per year

Learning at the University of Chichester is all about students: their goals, their passions, their future. Courses are designed to inspire and motivate, helping students to unlock their potential and discover what makes them shine.

Small classes, big impact

The university keeps class sizes deliberately small, so students will never feel like a number. Expect personalised feedback, plenty of interaction, and a learning experience that's tailored to the individual.

So many choices

With over 120 undergraduate courses across 20 subjects, students can dive into everything from the performing arts and humanities to STEM, education, and sport. Whatever the interest, there is a course that fits.

Experts who inspire

Lecturers are hand-picked for their knowledge, passion, and teaching abilities. Many lecturers are involved in ground-breaking research in their specialist fields, bringing a wealth of academic and industry experience to their role.

Support every step of the way

Students will get one-to-one academic support throughout their journey, so they always feel guided and confident.

University of Chichester students on WhatUni say:

''There are some INCREDIBLE lecturers. Industry professionals and passionate about what they do.''

''All of my lecturers supported me greatly over the range of modules that I studied. From essay feedback to support and guidance on presentations, they always pushed myself to deliver the best work that I could, all while being able to express my creative writing.''

''The lecturers are all lovely and so helpful. It is a quiet university so I can see how that would be a downside for some but is perfect for me.''

The university is proud to be recognised for exceptional teaching and research - and it has the awards to prove it.

Gold-rated teaching

The university holds a Gold award in the latest Teaching Excellence Framework (2023) - the highest accolade for teaching quality in the UK. That means students will learn from passionate experts who know how to make every lecture count.

Top rankings where it matters

In the National Student Survey (2025), the university ranked 1st in the UK for teaching in adult nursing, childhood and youth studies, and developmental psychology; 1st for academic support in sociology and 2nd overall in the UK for performing arts.

Music that makes headlines

Love music? Students can join one of the largest and most diverse music programmes in the country, with opportunities to perform at iconic venues like Chichester Festival Theatre and Alexandra Theatre.

Research that shapes the future

The university's research doesn't just sit on a shelf - it drives innovation and informs students' learning. In the Research Excellence Framework (2021), 86% of all research carried out by the university was rated internationally recognised, and 12% world leading. Standout areas include English and creative writing, sport, and history.

Chichester Campus
Set in a historic cathedral city, Chichester is full of charm with cobbled streets, independent cafes and shops, and cultural hotspots. Students will find plenty of restaurants, shops, and green spaces to relax between lectures.

Bognor Regis Campus
Love the beach? Students will feel right at home in Bognor Regis, a seaside town perfect for coastal walks, sunsets, and that fresh sea air.

Life at Chichester is about more than lectures, it's about finding friends and making memories. With over 40 clubs and societies, there's something for everyone:

• Arts and culture - From drama and dance to photography and film.
• Languages and special interests - Explore new cultures or geek out over favourite hobbies.
• Music and performance - Join a band, sing in a choir, or get involved in live shows.
• Sporting clubs - Whether competitive or just for fun, there are loads of options to keep active.

The SU works closely with the university to build one of the best student communities in the UK. This relationship ensures students are placed at the heart of everything the university does.

University of Chichester students on WhatUni say:

''It is a gorgeous campus!!''

''Chichester is a safe city/town. It's got a really nice atmosphere to it''

''The town itself is really safe so as a woman walking by herself in the late evenings that's a really nice aspect. The on campus jobs allow for great money while study and they are also full of wonderful teams.''

The staff at the university understand that life can be exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming at times. That's why students have access to friendly, expert support whenever they need it.

The Support and Information Zone (SIZ) is a one-stop shop for answers, advice, and guidance. Plus there are confidential, non-judgmental spaces where students can talk things through and get the help they need.

Here's what's on offer:

• Academic support - From study skills to one-to-one guidance.
• Health and wellbeing - Including mental health advice and counselling.
• Financial guidance - Practical tips and help with funding.
• International student support - Settling in and thriving in the UK.
• Support for disabilities or medical conditions - Tailored assistance to make sure students succeed.

The student health team includes registered nurses, a mental health advisor, and a counselling service, so students are never alone when it comes to looking after themselves.

The university is proud to hold a Gold award in the latest Teaching Excellence Framework (2023), with the panel praising the outstanding, personalised academic support.

University of Chichester students on WhatUni say:

''Chi offers fantastic student support, from the feedback from lectures to the careers advisors. I always felt guided and supportive in my years at the university.''

''Best aspect is the course leaders and lecturers are helpful and friendly, as is the accommodation staff. The university provides lots of help with mental well-being to students aswell.''

''The uni's support systems for those needing extra help with finances or mental health are impeccable, and the uni will strive to do whatever is needed to support its students.''

Students' future starts at the University of Chichester, and they will help students make it amazing. 95.8% of graduates are in work or further study within 15 months of graduating (Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2021).

The university's careers and employability centre is with students every step of the way through their journey, both during their degree and even after they graduate. Here's what students can expect:
One-to-one career advice from professional consultants.

• CV and interview support to help students stand out.
• Networking opportunities with industry experts and thought leaders.

The university has worked hard to build strong partnerships across multiple sectors, giving students access to real-world work placements and projects that boost their CV and develop transferable skills employers love.

Plus, the careers team keeps an up-to-date list of internships, vacancies, and work experience opportunities, so students are always in the loop when it comes to opportunities to enhance their prospects.