Student News and Events

Transgender Remembrance Reflection Spaces

Reflection spaces have been set up for Friday 19 November 2021, in advance of the International Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR). The spaces are open to all colleagues and students.

Free webinar from beepurple: Marketing tactics for freelancing or setting up your own business

Join beepurple and Simon on Wednesday for this practical workshop which will fire you up with great ideas and serve up practical ways to kickstart your marketing.

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Tech and Engineering Careers Fair, Wednesday 17 November on Moulsecoomb Campus

Come along on Wednesday afternoon from 3:00pm to 5:00pm to this in-person event in Cockroft Hall, meet recruiters with jobs, placements and graduate roles in Computing, Civil engineering, Built Environment and Mathematics subjects.

Get Involved in UK Disability History Month

UK Disability History Month (UKDHM) aims to celebrate the lived experience of people with disabilities, whilst challenging disablism by exploring oppression now and in the past. The overall goal is to achieve equality for those living with disabilities.

Do you travel by bus around Brighton? Take part in our survey

We would like to know how you use the university’s UB1 shuttle bus service between our Brighton campuses and halls, to inform service provision moving forwards. We’re also keen to find out how you use local buses to travel around Brighton and Hove.

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Support for students who need help with their finances

We know that adjusting to student life can be a real challenge for many students, especially for those having to manage a tight budget for the first time.

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Are you a student of colour? Don’t miss the Uni:School Mentoring Scheme

Are you a student of colour and left school within the last seven years? We have a mentoring opportunity available for you.

Protecting your grades in 2021/22

Unforeseen circumstances can have a serious impact on your study and outcomes. We’ve enhanced our academic regulations and processes to help protect you from the unexpected, both this year, and beyond.

Take part in our survey to help shape University action on Climate Change

Action on climate change needs everyone’s involvement. We’d like to start the conversation by asking for your initial views and priorities, using this questionnaire as to how this might look.

Spiking: guidance on how to get support

No one should experience spiking. Everyone should be able to enjoy themselves on a night out without worrying about their safety. If you, or a friend has experienced an incident like this, we encourage you to report it through our Disclosure Response Tool, so that we can offer the appropriate support.