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Postgraduate Reviews of Courses at University of Brighton

The campus is always clean and the modern facilities give a nice feeling. Departments like admissions or fees are always slow to answer and require constant chasing. read full review
The uni and course really supports students whilst pushing them to do their best work. Having studied at other universities I've realised that this isn't always the case read full review
Worst part: getting a job in Brighton is a myth so if you can’t hustle then it'll be hard.
Best part: we can all vibe together and even when we’re not there’s still mutual respect. read full review
The student support is excellent, the staff is always ready and willing to help, whether in person or by email. The location is convenient, of course depending on where you are staying. I haven’t really gotten around to exploring the societies, which is something I want to take part in, as I have not seen or heard anything regarding any society so far. read full review
The best thing about the university is it’s environment and facilities. There is no discrimination of race or ethnicity and the teaching level is upto the mark.

I am just having some issue with my university internet and account I don’t know what’s going on I am unable to connect it read full review
The University of Brighton excels in hands-on learning, strong industry links, and diverse research opportunities. It fosters innovation, especially in pharmaceutical sciences, and supports students with excellent facilities. However, improvements could include expanding research funding, enhancing lab resources, and increasing industry placements to strengthen practical experience and career readiness. read full review
Staff and Tutors should be much more cooperative for the international students.
Moreover, separate places or communities should be enhanced for international students of each country to feel more easily and take part in all the activities of the university.
Moreover, extracurricular activities sports, and other activities should be organised for students to get more in close with the university. read full review
location is good but some aspects could be organised better.
course is very full on and would be nice to have more uni time amongst the placements during the year. read full review
As an international student, one of the best aspects of the University of Brighton is its welcoming and inclusive community. The university fosters a diverse environment where students from various cultural backgrounds feel valued and supported. From the moment you arrive, there are dedicated international student services, orientation programs, and student societies that help ease the transition into a new academic and social setting.

Additionally, Brighton itself is a vibrant, student-friendly city with a rich cultural scene, beautiful seaside views, and a warm atmosphere that makes settling in much easier. The university’s emphasis on practical learning, career development, and student well-being ensures that international students not only gain academic knowledge but also develop real-world skills that prepare them for future careers. read full review