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Undergraduate open days

Open days are a great way to get to know more about the course you’re interested in and the campus where it’s based. It’s your chance to explore our campus, see our facilities and meet our lecturers and students. Plus, you can get a feel for our amazing city.

We hold open days at each of our three campuses in ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ: City, Moulsecoomb and Falmer – with each event focusing on the subjects taught there.

Autumn open days

  • 17 October - City campus
  • 24 October - Moulsecoomb campus
  • 14 November - Falmer campus
  • 21 November - Moulsecoomb campus
  • 28 November - City campus

Open day details

Our campuses

Open days take place on all three of our campuses: City, Falmer and Moulsecoomb.

Not sure which campus your course is based on? Use our course finder to check. When you select your course on the booking form, the correct campus and available dates will be shown.

You'll find information about each campus here, and we'll confirm all the details in your booking confirmation email.

If you're travelling to one of our open days by coach, you can enjoy 20% off the cost of coach travel: use code UNIBRIGHTON20 when you book with National Express.

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Campus locations are shown under the name of each course in our course finder.

City campus

Upcoming open days at City campus:

17 October • 28 November

Subjects based at our City campus:

Animation, games art and design • Content creation • Fashion, textiles and 3D design • Film • Fine art • Painting • Printmaking • Graphic design and illustration • Photography • Sound and music

 Before you arrive

  • Find out more about our City campus
  • Take a look at our halls of residence with virtual 360 tours

 

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Getting here

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Grand Parade Building, 58–67 Grand Parade
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      • There is no parking at our City campus. .
      • City campus is a 10-minute walk from ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ station.
      • Cycle lanes run throughout the city centre, and Beryl BTN Bikes are available to hire across all our ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ campuses.

More detailed maps and directions

Falmer campus

Upcoming open days at Falmer campus:

14 November

Subjects based at Falmer:

Allied health professions • Nursing and midwifery • Sport and exercise • Teaching

Before you arrive

  • Find out more about our Falmer campus
  • Take a look at our halls of residence with virtual 360 tours

 

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Getting here

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Checkland Building, Village Way
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      • Free parking is available on campus - just make your way to the address above and park in the upper car park (on your left as you enter the campus).
      • Falmer railway station is a short walk through the campus.
      • ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ & Hove Buses stop at our Falmer campus.
      • Cycle lanes run between Falmer and ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ city centre, and Beryl BTN Bikes are available to hire across all our ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ campuses.

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Moulsecoomb campus

Upcoming open days at Falmer campus:

24 October • 21 November

Subjects based at Moulsecoomb:

Accounting, finance and economics • Architecture, interiors, product and design engineering • Biological and biomedical sciences • Business and management • Civil engineering, construction and building • Computing, data science and analytics • Criminology and sociology • Engineering • English literature and creative writing • Geography, ecology, environment • History of art and design • History, politics and philosophy • Law • Marketing • Media and journalism • Pharmacy and pharmaceutical science • Psychology • Social work

Before you arrive

  • Find out more about our Moulsecoomb campus – including recent developments
  • Take a look at our halls of residence with virtual 360 tours

 

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Getting here

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Elm House, Lewes Road
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  • There will be free parking in our multi-storey facility on campus.
  • Buses run regularly from the city centre.
  • Moulsecoomb train station is next to our campus.
  • Cycle lanes run from the city centre, and Beryl BTN Bikes are available to hire across all our ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ campuses.

More detailed maps and directions

What to expect at an open day

At an open day, you will be able to:

  • Attend subject talks, taster lectures and demos

  • Tour your campus

  • View accommodation

  • Meet our inspiring academics and ask any questions you might have

  • Chat to current students about student life at ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ

  • Get advice about anything, including admissions and entry requirements, accommodation and student funding and finance.

Campus tours at Elm House
At the open day, all the students were friendly, approachable and helpful. They were very easy to chat to and that made me realise that I belonged at the university. I just knew ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ was the right choice and I would easily make friends.

Darja, Sport Coaching BSc(Hons)

Why ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ is a great choice

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Go further with us

Speak to our staff and students at the open day about the learning resources and support available to you. Our admissions team will also be on hand to answer questions about your circumstances and our flexible admissions process, which recognises more than just grades.

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Your home from home – guaranteed

Meet our accommodation team to learn more about our guaranteed offer of a place in university accommodation and explore the options available to you.

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Degrees that work

Our degrees are designed to build the skills employers value. At the open day, you can chat with our careers team to learn how placements, practical learning and career support help prepare you for the workplace.

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A strong support system

We want you to feel good about yourself and your life, as well as your studies. Come and meet our Student Support team at the open day to find out for yourself how we support our students.

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Live in a place like no other

Take the opportunity to explore the fantastic city of ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ – it’s officially a QS top 100 best student city worldwide (2026) and only an hour from London.

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A boost to your finances

ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ Boost will help give you the best possible start, with discounts and bursaries to support your cost of living, and services that make everyday life that little bit easier.

What it's like going to an open day at ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ

Frequently asked questions about open days

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  • Open days have subject talks with lecturers, accommodation tours, meet university staff, hands-on experiences and honest conversations with students who are already here. Get a taste of what it’s really like to be a student here. You can’t beat seeing everything in person. 

  • Yes, and this is worth making time for!

    Accommodation tours run throughout the day. You get to see what your room, bathroom, and communal spaces could look like before you make any decisions. Most people say it's one of their favourite parts of the day. A student will give you the tour so you can ask them questions about what it’s like living here.

  • Parking is available on our Falmer and Moulsecoomb campus, but not on our City Campus. ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ is a very accessible city with buses and trains running regularly.

    Check your booking confirmation for the specific car parks for your Open Day, as it varies.

  • Yes, you don't need to plan around meals. There are places to eat and grab coffee on campus throughout the day. Open days are busy, so build in a break. You'll have covered a lot of ground by lunchtime.

    Although whilst in ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ, it’s worth exploring the local food spots too, if you have time after your tours and talks, head into town and experience ͯÑÕÊÓÆµ’s popular foodie culture. There’s so much to choose from!

    Bring your reusable cup for coffee! It's cheaper and more sustainable.

  • Both, if you can.

    Year 12 to explore your options before you apply, and Year 13 to revisit your top choices before you commit. Open day places fill up fast so earlier is always better but it’s great to visit any time to see the university in person and way up your options with good time.

  • As long as you can - the longer you stay and the more you get involved in, the better you’ll get a feel for the university and make the right decision for you.

    If you plan to attend all of the activities available, then it’s worth staying for the full day from 10 till 4. 

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We are in the top 4.3% of institutions globally, Center for World University Rankings 2025

Race Equality Charter silver award

Race Equality Charter Silver awarded for our pledge to advance representation, progression and success for minority ethnic staff and students

Stonewall LGBTQ+ Inclusive Employer Gold Award 2024

We are ranked 14th in Stonewall's top 100 employers for commitment to equality for LGBTQ+ staff and students

Athena Swan Gender Charter Silver Award

We were awarded Athena Swan Silver for advancement of gender equality, representation, progression and success for all

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Mithras House
Lewes Road
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BN2 4AT

Main switchboard 01273 600900

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