University of Brighton (via University of Brighton International College)

About us

The University of Brighton is a public-funded university premised in Brighton and Eastbourne, England. It was established in 1858 as Brighton School of Arts and became a full-fledged university in 1992. The university has four campuses equipped with modern and high-tech infrastructural facilities like a medical school, extensive libraries, a multi-facility sports complex, numerous research centers, an environmental chamber, 26 residence halls, and likewise. The university comprises eight academic divisions that provide 500 programs in sought-after fields like medicine, architecture, media, health sciences, etc. The university's total enrollment is 18900 students, out of whom 1710 are international students. Brighton also offers various study abroad scholarships to international students. More than 95 percent of Brighton University’s research is internationally recognized. The university is home to multiple student societies and athletic teams. Some of the famous alumni of the University of Brighton include Keith Coventry, Alison Lapper, and Mark Power.