Welcome to the School of Business & Law!
Congratulations on joining the vibrant community at the University of Brighton! As you embark on your journey with us at the School of Business and Law, here’s what you can look forward to in the 2024-25 academic year, and our new dean, Kate, shares her top tips on how to make the most of your time with us.
A Supportive Community for Your Success
At Brighton, you’re not just a student; you’re a valued member of a community dedicated to your success. From the moment you enrol, you’ll gain access to numerous resources designed to support your academic and personal growth. Our combination of in-person and online learning, alongside comprehensive student support services, ensures you have everything you need to succeed.
Getting Started: Enrolment and First Steps
Enrolment is your first step towards becoming a Brighton student. This process gives you access to My Studies, My Brighton, your welcome timetable, and other essential tools. For assistance, visit our online tasks page or contact our onboarding helpline at 01273 644 454.
Once enrolled, connect with fellow students through the Unibuddy community and participate in pre-arrival events to feel at home before you even step on campus.
Discover our Campuses
Studying at Brighton means building a connection with our vibrant city and diverse campuses.
Moulsecoomb Campus
Our recently transformed Moulsecoomb campus, home to the School of Business and Law, features state-of-the-art facilities, including the new Elm House, modern study spaces, and fitness centres. It’s a hub for Brighton’s student community, with easy access to shops, cafes, and the city centre. It also includes five new halls of residence with over 800 rooms, providing convenience and a balanced university experience. Learn more about our accommodation options and living in Brighton.
Falmer Campus
Located in the scenic South Downs National Park, the Falmer campus blends peaceful countryside with quick access to Brighton. It features two halls of residence, a well-stocked library, dining options, and impressive sports facilities, including a floodlit astroturf football pitch and a sports hall. The campus is also conveniently located next to Brighton & Hove Albion’s Amex Stadium.
City Campus
In the heart of Brighton, the City campus offers a cultural and creative atmosphere with nearby residences like Phoenix Brewery. Enjoy a vibrant social scene, including bars, theatres, and music venues, and be just a short walk from the beach.
Academic Support and Resources
Studying at a university can be challenging, but at Brighton, you’re never alone. The Brighton Student Skills Hub offers resources and one-to-one support to help you develop essential skills. You should also work closely with your Personal Academic Tutor throughout your time with us to set learning and career goals. You’ll have access to Careers Connect from the day you enrol, which includes hundreds of jobs on and around campus.
Support and Wellbeing
Your wellbeing is a priority. We have a robust support system, including Student Support and Guidance Tutors (SSGTs), Student Residential Advisors, and Wellbeing Champions online training courses. We are also able to offer funding and resources to help you navigate university life should you find yourself in financial difficulty.
Making Friends and Getting Involved
University life is about making connections and memories. Take advantage of social events and activities during your first few weeks. Join one of over 100 societies offered by the Brighton Students’ Union, participate in Freshers’ events, or engage with our Sport Brighton Panthers clubs to stay active and engaged.
Your Timetable
Your academic journey starts with a welcome timetable designed to introduce you to your course and the university. While your full academic timetable may be finalised after your arrival, the first few weeks will be filled with activities to help you settle in. Regularly check your timetable on My Studies for updates on new events and activities.
Get Ready for an Unforgettable Experience
Starting university can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help. If you have questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out. We look forward to welcoming you to the University of Brighton School of Business and Law!
FAQs: Starting University at the University of Brighton
How do I enrol at the University of Brighton, and what happens after I enrol?
To officially become a University of Brighton student, you need to enrol online. Once you’ve completed your enrolment, you’ll gain access to MyStudies, MyBrighton, your welcome timetable, and other essential resources. If you need help, check out our detailed online tasks page.
Where can I find my University of Brighton timetable?
Your welcome timetable will be available shortly after you enrol. The complete academic timetable will be finalised and accessible on MyStudies by the end of Welcome Week.
What student support services are available at the University of Brighton?
The University of Brighton offers a wide range of support services to ensure you thrive academically and personally. This includes Student Support and Guidance Tutors (SSGTs), Personal Academic Tutors (PATs), mental health resources and access to signposting services.
How can I meet new people and make friends at the University of Brighton?
Getting involved in Freshers’ events, joining one of the 100+ societies available through the Brighton Students’ Union, or participating in sports activities are excellent ways to meet new friends and become part of the university community.
How do I register with a doctor as a University of Brighton student?
It’s important to register with a local doctor as soon as you arrive at university. Our website can guide you through the process and provide information on nearby medical practices.
What sports facilities are available at the University of Brighton?
The University of Brighton boasts a range of sports facilities, including fitness centres, sports halls, and outdoor courts on various campuses. Whether you’re into football, tennis, or more niche activities like beach volleyball, there’s something for everyone.
How do I get involved in clubs and societies at the University of Brighton?
Joining a club or society is a great way to meet like-minded people and pursue your interests. The Brighton Students’ Union offers a wide variety of societies, ranging from academic and cultural groups to sports and hobbies.
What is the social life like at the University of Brighton?
Brighton is renowned for its vibrant social scene, with something for everyone. Whether you’re into music, theatre, nightlife, or outdoor activities, there’s always something happening in the city. On campus, you’ll find numerous events and activities organised by the Students’ Union and university departments.
What financial support is available for students at the University of Brighton?
The University of Brighton offers a variety of financial support options to help students manage the cost of university. This includes scholarships, bursaries, and advice on managing your money. If you need help, the Student Advice team is available to provide guidance on budgeting and accessing financial aid.
Ollie Taylor • September 5, 2024