I enjoyed my time at University of Brighton! One thing that was a little difficult was there are 3 different campuses and I was put in housing on the Falmer campus but most of my classes were at the Moulscombe campus. I had to pay bus or train to go to class so i had to include that into my spending money which i didn’t realize before coming here. The housing and staff at both the housing and school were amazing! Always helpful and everyone was super nice. One thing i do wish, is that there was more fun things to do around the falmer campus. There wasn’t a lot of shops or food places and I usually walked over to the university of sussex for food, drinks, and just more of a lively atmosphere.

I loved my study abroad experience! Everyone's time in the program was unique, but a great part of the program was being flatmates with other study abroad students, so I could more eaily make friends with people in the same situation as I was.

I really enjoyed exploring different places in England and having easy access to oher countries like Denmark, The Netherlands, Portugal, and Switzerland. The social life here is so varied and amazing, so take advantage of that. And join clubs! Some of my friends didn't, and they didn't make many good friends from Britain like I did (isn't the point of being abroad immersing yourself in the culture and meeting people?).

I went out and did a lot, but there were days that I relaxed in my room. It's ok to do that, but take advantage of the time you have here like I did before it's over. I went on hikes when I was bored, I learned how to play chess, read books and went to the library, and wrote poems.

Find fun things to do because you have all the time in the world.

Calling all history buffs and travelers! if you think you would really enjoy visiting several museums, visiting castles, and learning all about English culture and British history, this would be the trip for you. Through this trip, we are provided several free-of-charge coaches, which takes us to famous English cities across East Sussex. My personal favorite was getting to visit Arundel Castle and exploring the tight streets, filled with various restaurants and shops. Brighton specifications an amazing city where everyone can fit in!

I absolutely love Brighton! Great city that has it all: beach, nature, city and nightlife! The study part was harder than expected and has been a bit of a struggle, but studying with the friends I have made here has made it all better. I have made friends for life from all over the world. The schedule fit me perfectly! I just had 3 days of school a week so I had plenty of time to explore and have fun with my friends. Very happy that me, as a football fan got to stay as close to the Amex stadium and go to a premier league match!

I LOVE it here and I’m so happy I went on this study abroad experience. Would have done it again!
The new friends, the experience to go in school in another country. The housing is also great. I live at Falmer campus and are very happy about that and to be pretty close to town. The buses go 24/7 so that’s very convenient to be able to travel whenever both during days and night.
To live in Brighton is also very nice, to have the beach close by, many things to do and a friendly community. Would absolutely recommend!

This university is truly amazing for students wishing to spend a semester abroad. Not only are the study abroad staff absolutely amazing and helpful, but all of the lecturers that I have encountered are extremely knowledgeable and understanding.

One of my favorite things about Brighton is that it is an extremely vibrant city (perfect for photographers like myself). The city is full of life and has a palpable energy unlike anything I’ve ever experienced.

One of the best parts about studying at UoB is that it is also very close to the airport for students looking to travel to other countries while studying in the UK. It is also very easy to get to London from Brighton. The city itself is also very easy to navigate. There are always events and things to do in town, and there are truly things for everybody to enjoy.

I absolutely adored my time at the University of Brighton and I absolutely recommend it to anybody who wants to study in England!

I have loved my experience living in Brighton and attending school at the University of Brighton. The costal city is so wonderful and lively but hardly ever crowded. Public transportation has been reliable and easy to understand. Academics at this university are much more relaxed than my home American university, no homework at all aside from weekly reading. Just 3 classes, each once a week, 3 essay final exams, and a 3 week easter break. This structure worked well for me and I feel I learned a lot without ever falling behind. I have been blown away by the faculty at the University of Brighton. I have always had ample support, patience, and understanding from professors, resident assistants, study abroad coordinators and everyone in between. I have also had great experiences with my peers. Everyone in my classes were eager to participate in discussions. I have also made strong connections with my fellow international students, even traveling around Europe with some of them.
While I did plenty of exploring on my own and with friends, I was also extremely grateful for the field trips that were coordinated by USAC and the University of Brighton. They were always carefully thought out, educational, and so fun. I was able to visit places I never would've thought to go on my own.
I love Brighton. I love being on the coast. I love being 2 hours away from London. I love the shopping, nightlife, restaurants, and parks. There is always something to do in Brighton, football games, the beach, the pier, bars, pubs, clubs, parks, concerts, comedy, aquariums, museums, restaurants, cafes, castles, double decker buses, and more and more and more.

I had a great expierience. I found the study abroad team in particular so helpful. Zoe and Mary were so so helpful during the application process and I really appreciated their efforts! I love this city of Brighton. It is a great place to be a student. There is always so much to do, from going to the beach, to shopping in the lanes. Falmer is a nice little campus. It is quiet and it has a nice vibe to it. I would absolutely reccomened this program and I am so so glad that I did it. It was very memorable!