As part of our Graduate Summer Shows, we’re celebrating the bold, innovative work of our final-year students.
One such student is Charlotte Ledger, currently studying Architecture RIBA Part 2 MArch, whose thoughtful and environmentally conscious design work will be featured in this year’s MA Summer Show – a free public exhibition showcasing the creativity and vision of our postgraduate community.
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Daniel, a Computer Science for Games BSc(Hons) student, has developed an innovative game designed specifically for players with motor disabilities. His project, which will be showcased at the University of Brighton’s 2025 Computing Degree Show, uses cutting-edge technology to make gaming more inclusive.
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This summer, we invite you to the Graduate Show 2025! Come and explore our free public exhibitions, as our talented final year students showcase all their incredible hard work.
Join us for what is always a fantastic event (and opening parties!) to celebrate the achievements of our brilliant students from architecture, interior architecture, sustainable design and product design courses as they showcase their final projects and work in progress.
📍 Where: Mithras House, Moulsecoomb campus
🗓️ When: Private view – Friday 6 June, 5pm-9:30pm
🎟️ Book your place for the private view
Open to the public: 7–13 June
This show will feature work from architecture, interior architecture, design engineering, sustainable design, interior design, fashion history, product design, and art and design history.
📍 Where: Grand Parade, City campus
🗓️ When: Private view – Friday 4 July, 6–10pm
Open to the public: 5–12 July
Weekend opening: 12–5pm
Weekday opening: 10am–5pm
Thursday: 10am–6pm
A showcase of bold, innovative work by our postgraduate students in art and design to bring our summer shows to a close
Find out more about all of our upcoming summer shows on the University of Brighton website.
Brighton is like a home away from home and will always be a big part of my late teens and early 20s. I am grateful for the support and opportunities the university itself has given me and for the people I have met here.
As part of this year’s graduate summer shows, we are chatting with some of our final-year students to hear more about the projects they are currently working on.
The Art and Design Summer show features the work of final year students studying architecture, interior architecture, design engineering, sustainable design, interior design, fashion history, product design, and art and design history.
We recently caught up with Sophie, who is studying Architecture BA(Hons), to hear more about her work, influences and the valuable experience she has gained at Brighton.
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As part of this year’s summer shows, we are chatting with some of our final-year students to hear more about the projects they are currently working on.
The computer degree show allows students from all computing courses to showcase their final poster presentations and skills to potential employers, industry professionals and the wider community.
In this blog post, Cedra Jamal, who is studying Computer Science with Cyber Security BSc(Hons), tells us how she came up with the idea for her project and shares her favourite moments while studying at Brighton.
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To kick start the celebrations for this year’s summer shows, we have been speaking with students in their final year to hear more about the projects they are currently working on.
The computer degree show allows students from all computing courses to showcase their final poster presentations and skills to potential employers, industry professionals and the wider community.
In this blog post, Ali Trabelsi, who is studying Computer Science with Cyber Security BSc(Hons), tells us how he came up with the idea for his project and shares his favourite moments while studying at Brighton.
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In this second post, we learn from Erin, Connor, Sadiq, Ade and Don, the STEP Lab master’s team on Life Cycle Analysis theme, as they graduate with MEng degrees in Aeronautical and Mechanical engineering between them.
The aim of our project was to estimate the CO2 impact of second life, and end of life (EOL) processes of electric vehicle (EV) batteries, considering the batteries destinations i.e. recycling, energy storage etc., state of health, and battery types/compositions. To do this, we used data from literature and Ecochain Mobius. Results were summarized as a new piece of software written by the STEP Lab team, offering Logical Outputs Based on Statistics and Testing for End-of-life Re-purposing (L.O.B.S.T.E.R).
Continue reading “Life Cycle Analysis of Electric Vehicle Batteries – final year MEng project work”Watch our video to see what Lewis has to say about Computer Science with Cyber Security BSc(Hons) and why University of Brighton is so special.
The architecture and design online magazine Dezeen, which has over three million monthly readers, recently featured a selection of product design students from the University, showcasing the impressive work they completed as part of their final-year projects.
The Product Design BSc(Hons) course at Brighton prepares students for a career in design through collaborative work that mirrors a real-world industry environment. This article highlights just a handful of projects that our students undertook, which now serve as the foundation for their professional portfolios.
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I loved the aspect of circular economy that the University of Brighton really drove and the problem-solving attached with it. It presented a real challenge that I loved working to solve.
Please tell us a bit about your work and your influences
Throughout my time here at Brighton the emphasis on designing with sustainability has been so incredibly strong, so in this semester I really wanted to take it to a new level. Tutors such as Duncan Baker-Brown, Glenn Longden-Thurgood, Tony Roberts and Ian Bailey have really pushed me to explore the relationships between locations and longevity as a means to create a hyperlocal, vernacular project. This semester I have explored the concept of ‘rearranging landscape’ – the idea of using onsite (or local materials) that harvested in more traditional formats and adapting them in a contemporary, yet approachable format.
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