Brighton (and Eastbourne) are safe places to live and study however it always helps to be vigilant and take appropriate precautions to look after yourself and your belongings, especially as we approach the Christmas break
Whilst incidences of aggression or violence are very low, there are some things we can do to help mitigate risk and feel more assured. Here are some tips to consider which you may find helpful.
After careful consideration the University has taken the decision to introduce additional measures. The wearing of face coverings will be mandatory for students, colleagues and visitors in the following settings.
Building opening times at all four university campuses will change from Monday 18 January. New building opening hours will be 8.00am – 6.30pm, Monday – Friday.
Semester 2 of the current academic year will be delivered through a continuing blended mix of socially distanced campus-based teaching and enhanced digital learning in the same way as Semester 1.
Fire evacuation arrangements for the City campus and parts of the Moulsecoomb campus have been updated to better accommodate Covid-19 social distancing requirements.
We’ve been working hard to make sure we can offer a brilliant, hands-on, sociable Brighton experience, with staff and students’ safety as our top priority.
