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Professor Marina Novelli wins award for contribution to sustainability in African tourism sector

Professor Marina Novelli has won a Changemaker Impact Award for her work to support innovation and sustainability in the African tourism sector. The University of Brighton professor received the Changemaker Impact Award at the Aviators Africa Conference and Tower (AACT) Awards in Johannesburg on 22 October, in recognition of her 20 years working in collaboration with…

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International scholarship applications are now open!

International scholarship applications are now open for postgraduate students starting a full-time course in January/February 2023. We offer the University of Brighton International Scholarship to support our international students and make a positive impact on your studies. Scholarships will be awarded at £3,500, £2,500 and £1,000 levels and those applications we assess as best…

Brighton journalism graduate grabs Emmy glory in the USA

University of Brighton journalism graduate Jordan Hogan has won a TV reporting Emmy award – considered the Oscars of US TV.

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Applying through Clearing from Greece

I’m George, a 25-year-old student from Corinth, Greece, and just completed the second year of my bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering (Mechanical Engineering MEng) at Brighton University. Back in July of 2019 I was in the process of applying to various universities in the UK and Brighton was at the top of my list, mainly…

Brighton lands prestige role for Women’s Euros

University of Brighton will host one of the leading teams playing in the UEFA Women’s EURO 2022 football tournament which kicks off this Wednesday.

Brighton nursing alumna earns groundbreaking NHS appointment

University of Brighton nursing graduate Mercy Wasike has become the first Kenyan deputy chief nurse to be appointed in the NHS.

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New UKRI funding for Brighton to accelerate real-world research impact

The University of Brighton has received £450,000 to boost its innovative arts and humanities-based research and impact initiatives over the next three years.

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Graduate who went from refugee to ambassador returns to Brighton

University of Brighton alumnus Yama Yari returned to his old campus to share his journey to major leadership roles in both Afghanistan and Europe.

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International Insight: One Student’s Experience with Studying Abroad

Hi, my name is Rachael and I am an international student studying at the University of Brighton and I am going to share a bit about my experience as an international student in hopes that I can help you decide if studying abroad is the right choice for you.

An insight into the University of Brighton by a Greek student

I’m George Diamantopoulos, 25, coming from Corinth, Greece, and currently on my way to completing the second year of my undergraduate studies as a Mechanical Engineering MEng student.