University of Chichester

Overview

The University of Chichester is a globally competitive higher education institution, located across two campus sites in the vibrant city of Chichester and the beautiful coastal town Bognor Regis.

Both of Chichester’s campuses are well-located for access to local services and attractions, and benefit from great transport links. The University of Chichester prides itself on actively celebrating the unique characteristics of every single student and offering a valuable, community-led student experience.

To really get a taste for the university, students will be able to attend one of four open days across the year. This will allow them to tour the campuses and talk one-to-one with teaching staff and current students from their potential course to get a sense of what it is like to live and study there.

There are eighteen subject areas, each one responsible for a range of courses ranging across arts, business, creative industries, degree apprenticeships, and humanities subjects.

The state-of-the-art Engineering and Digital Technology Park on the Bognor Regis campus house innovative teaching labs with specialist equipment and apparatus to provide design-build-test experiences. Facilities include a large, double-height engineering space; dedicated electronic, mechanics and fabrication laboratories; 3D printers and CAD technology.

The creative digital space includes a 250 square-metre, three-story high sound stage – one of only three in the UK capable of holding a professional orchestra. The dedicated 75 square-metre green screen stage for motion capture and chroma work, plus Mac and PC editing and dubbing suites, recording studios and gaming labs provide a professional industry standard production environment for aspiring creative content makers.