COVID-19 | Student News and Events

COVID19 tests at the University of Brighton

COVID-19 testing for students – booking now open

How the University will implement the Government’s asymptomatic testing programme (i.e. for people showing no symptoms of Covid-19, also known as Lateral Flow Testing).

COVID-19 update on teaching, testing and travel

A message from Debra Humphris, Vice-Chancellor sent by email 19 November 2020

COVID-19 update on teaching, testing and travel

A short update on our response to date whilst we continue to work though the detailed implications of the Government’s recent announcement regarding the end of the academic term.

Find out how the national lockdown affects you

COVID-19: Response to Government guidance 11 November 2020

Message from Professor Debra Humphris, Vice-Chancellor sent via email to all students around the recent issued Government guidance for universities to introduce a managed end to face-to-face teaching following the end of the current lockdown period and a phased departure of students at the end of term.

COVID-19: Lockdown update 4 November 2020

A further update regarding the University’s response to the short period of lockdown announced by the Government.

My Brighton screenshot - If you test positive for COVID-19

COVID-19: National lockdown in England

You will by now be very aware of the Government’s announcement that we will shortly be entering a nationwide lockdown in England.

COVID-19 self-isolation: What you need to know

Here are some basics on what to do for self-isolation after displaying symptoms or have contracted COVID-19.

Checking in with you survey – Your Student Voice Matters

We invite you to complete our COVID-19 – CHECKING IN survey. In this series of questions, we want to gather your views and opinions on issues that matter to you.

The Quran book laying on the second floor

Moulsecoomb campus prayer rooms re-opening

We are pleased to announce that the university’s prayer rooms at Watts (Room 408), Moulsecoomb, have now been re-opened in line with government guidance on social distancing measures.

What to do if you think you have COVID-19 symptoms

If you develop symptoms or have a positive test result, there are some simple steps to take to make sure we can look after you and our university community. You must self-isolate.