North Warwickshire & Hinckley College
United Kingdom
Campus setting | Contact the university / college |
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Living cost | Contact the university / college |
Student population | Large (More than 10,000) |
International students | 14% |
Institution type | Public |
The University of Brighton has five campuses spread across Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings. We have invested over £100 million in equipment and buildings in the last decade and another £100 million is planned for the next.
Falmer campus, Brighton
Grand Parade campus, Brighton
Moulsecoomb campus, Brighton
Eastbourne campus
Hastings campus
The University of Brighton is spread across three locations on the south coast of England. It has one of the warmest climates in the UK and the university’s safe and peaceful campuses combine English architecture with modern buildings.
Brighton
Situated on the south coast of England, less than an hour away from London and only 30 minutes away from Gatwick International airport, Brighton is vibrant, colourful and creative – a great place to be a student. Brighton combines the energy and cosmopolitan feel of London with a friendly atmosphere and sense of community. It has a reputation for being free-thinking and valuing different cultures and is known for its exciting cultural, music and social life. Brighton is home to a fast-growing, creative, digital and IT industry and the Lonely Planet rates it alongside Cape Town, Rio and Sydney as one of its top 10 cities with brilliant beaches, describing it as ‘a thriving, cosmopolitan city with a Bohemian spirit’.
Eastbourne
Considered the sunniest place in the UK, Eastbourne is a lively seaside town surrounded by beautiful countryside. The campus is located at the foot of the South Downs National Park and is less than 20 minutes’ walk from the beach. Eastbourne is 30 minutes along the coast from Brighton, and has a variety of bars and restaurants, as well as affordable high street shopping. Eastbourne also has a thriving arts and music scene. Students enjoy the sense of community provided by our friendly Eastbourne campus.
Hastings
Half an hour from Eastbourne, Hastings offers something for everyone. Hastings is a historic and beautiful town with a vibrant arts and live music scene. Hastings Old Town is an area of history and culture and by contrast, the town centre provides typical high street shops. The dramatic coastline and beautiful countryside provide a wealth of outdoor activities.
All international students applying to study with us are guaranteed accommodation in our halls of residence in their first year, provided they firmly accept their academic offer and apply for accommodation. We ensure that all our students have access to well-priced, good quality accommodation. Options include university halls of residence, homestay, unihomes and private rented accommodation.
University halls of residence
Self-catering and catered halls of residence (self-contained student apartment blocks) in Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings.
Unihomes
Houses that are owned privately but managed by the university and meet our high safety standards.
Private rooms or apartments
Privately-owned and managed accommodation that meets our price and quality requirements. These are advertised directly to students through studentpad.
Homestay
Homestay means that you live in a house with a family, a couple or single person in the local area.