University of Brighton
The University of Brighton can trace its origins back to 1859 when the new School of Art opened in the coastal town, with just 110 pupils.
After becoming Brighton Polytechnic and, in the late 1970s, merging with the East Sussex College of Higher Education, the institution gained university status in 1992. It focuses on professional education.
In 2006, the University of Brighton teamed up with engineering company Ricardo UK to open the Sir Harry RIcardo Laboratories, which carries out extensive research into – among other things – internal combustion engines and laser-based measurement techniques.
Five years later, in 2011, the university founded the University of Brighton Doctoral College, which oversees postgraduate research. It now has a community of more than 500 postgraduate research students.
Offered Courses:
- Media/Film/TV/Drama/Communi
- Bachelor's Level
- Account/Business/Economics/Fin
- Agriculture/Forestry/AnimalSc.
- Art & Design
- Computer/IT & Related Subjects
- Education & Training
- Engineering
- Law & Legal Studies
- Psychology
- Other Subjects
- Master's Level
- Account/Business/Economics/Fin
- Agriculture/Forestry/AnimalSc.
- Art & Design
- Engineering
- Law & Legal Studies
- Other Subjects
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