University of Brighton
University Description:
Why should you choose Brighton as your study destination?
• 94.4% graduate employment rate (2018-19 leavers survey)
• Thriving coastal city base with a strong multicultural makeup and voted a Top 10 UK Student City (QS Best Student Cities)
• 50 mins from Brighton to central London by train
• £300m investment in new Brighton Business School academic building, student accommodation and leisure facilities due for September 2021
• Brighton Business School is in the top five in the UK for the impact of it's research in business and management according to the most recent REF(2014) study
• Staff and students from over 150 countries around the world, University of Brighton enjoys a wonderful, culturally diverse atmosphere
Term system & start dates:
Bachelor: Semester
- 1. Term Sep to Dec
- 2. Term Jan to Jun
Master: Semester
- 1. Term Sep to Dec
- 2. Term Jan to Jun
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Bachelor: Semester
- 1. Term Sep to Dec
- 2. Term Jan to Jun
Master: Semester
- 1. Term Sep to Dec
- 2. Term Jan to Jun
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University Facts
University Description
Why should you choose Brighton as your study destination?• 94.4% graduate employment rate (2018-19 leavers survey)
• Thriving coastal city base with a strong multicultural makeup and voted a Top 10 UK Student City (QS Best Student Cities)
• 50 mins from Brighton to central London by train
• £300m investment in new Brighton Business School academic building, student accommodation and leisure facilities due for September 2021
• Brighton Business School is in the top five in the UK for the impact of it's research in business and management according to the most recent REF(2014) study
• Staff and students from over 150 countries around the world, University of Brighton enjoys a wonderful, culturally diverse atmosphere
Termsystem:
Semester (Bachelor)Bachelor Terms Start/End:
- 1. Term Sep to Dec
- 2. Term Jan to Jun
Termsystem:
Semester (Master)Master Terms Start/End:
- 1. Term Sep to Dec
- 2. Term Jan to Jun
Visa Information:
Study Abroad (Semester Only, up to 6 months): Standard Visitor VisasStudy Abroad (Yearlong): Student Visa
Full Degree Students: Student Visa
Student needs to have an unconditional offer and pay a tuition fee deposit (if applicable), they then need to request a CAS. Once CAS issues, student can go ahead and make a Student Visa application.
You must allow enough time from when you apply for the student visa, the date you complete the online application form and pay the application fee, to when you need to travel to the UK.
Although UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) states that it will process most student visa applications made outside of the UK within 15 working days from the date of your biometric appointment, it can take longer than this for the whole process i.e. from when you apply online to when you receive your documents back.
Why should you come and study with us?
By choosing to study abroad at the University of Brighton you are choosing to be a part of a UK university that gives you relevant academic knowledge and the opportunity to use that knowledge and gain real-world work experience.Whether you are working towards gaining an internationally recognised degree from the University of Brighton or embarking on a life enriching study abroad opportunity, the University experience will prepare you for a successful career anywhere in the world.
Brighton is a diverse city with so much to offer, the University too is committed to developing and nurturing a diverse community, that supports not only inclusion in the university but through the impact of our activities in local, national and international communities.
Studying at the University of Brighton allows you to immerse yourself in this unique and vibrant city, enjoy great experiences along the way and meet lifelong friends from all over the world.
Study opportunities:
International students are able to study abroad at the University of Brighton for 6 months, a full year or a full degree in the Bachelor's and Master's level in over 380 Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses.Scholarship possibilities for international students:
There are currently no scholarships offered for international students.Internships:
Study Abroad students cannot be placed in internships. Various full time degrees offer the chance for their students to attend placements, some are yearlong paid positions.Application Deadline:
The application deadlines for the Fall semester is typically at the 1st of August. Students for the Spring Semester should apply by the 1st of November.For late applications please get in touch with the team of World of Students. They will be happy to assist.
Application requirements:
• Current Transcript in English• Master students: English bachelor's certificate in English including all courses taken.
• Copy of valid passport (must be valid throughout your stay in UK)
• Language certificate: for example DAAD certificate (B2), IELTS 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in each component). Of course other tests are accepted as well. Please compare https://www.brighton.ac.uk/international/applying-here/how-to-apply/english-language-requirements/index.aspx
Orientation:
Study Abroad Students 2021-2022:Autumn Semester: 21st Sep – 24th Sep 2021
Spring Semester: 31st Jan – 4th Feb 2022
Full Degree Students 2021-2022:
27th September – 1st October 2021
Orientation is highly recommended, but not mandatory.
Sessions include: understanding the UK healthcare system, working in the UK, Student visa conditions, shopping and transport in Brighton and Eastbourne, exercise and meditation sessions and an online social event. It is also a chance to meet and connect with other international (EU and overseas) students.
Examperiod:
Exam periods vary between schools.Accessibility:
YesWorking while studying:
Study abroad students studying for one semester are not permitted to work, even if the work is unpaid.If you have a Student visa for the University of Brighton to study a degree course you can work 20 hours a week during term time, and full-time outside of term time and once you have completed your course. If you have a Student visa for a below degree level course (including a pre-sessional course) you will only be able to work for 10 hours a week during term time.



Fees
Bachelor Semester Abroad:
5,600 GBP
Full Bachelor:
13,572 GBP to 37,293 GBP
Full Master:
13,326 GBP to 15,126 GBP
Application Fee:
0 GBP
Additional Costs:
Your living costs in the UK will vary according to your circumstances. It is estimated that international students living outside London will need at least £1.015 per month to cover living expenses. This includes accommodation, books and bills, but does not include course tuition fees.
Valid: 2022-12-08 to 2023-08-01
City & Living
City features:
Brighton is a city like no other. It is relatively small in size but has a big city feel, and with both the Coast and the South Downs on your doorstep there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy both beach sport activities and the countryside.The Brighton Festival is the largest annual arts and culture festival in England and takes place in venues across Brighton throughout May, along with the Brighton Fringe it is known for being ambitious, daring and creative.
Brighton Digital Festival in September welcomes thousands of visitors to over 150 events. It’s a celebration that unites the arts and digital communities of a city that it on the cutting edge of digital culture.
CINECITY Brighton Film Festival in November showcases the very best in cinema, with premieres, previews and special events.
Brighton is also home to some top tier Sports clubs; the Premiership football team Brighton and Hove Albion, Sussex County Cricket Club, Brighton Blues Rugby Club and Brighton and Hove Hockey Club.
Address in Brighton, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the):
University of BrightonMithras House, Lewes Rd
Brighton, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the)
Population:
300,000Closest Airport:
London Gatwick (LGW) is the closest International Airport to the University of Brighton. There is a direct train service from LGW South terminal to Brighton railway station.Sightseeing:
There are a wide variety of sightseeing opportunities in Brighton, just some of the highlights are The Royal Pavilion, built as an exotic seaside pleasure palace for King George IV; the British Airways i360 – a 162 metre observation tower giving visitors a views across Brighton and the south coast and The Palace Pier, a Grade II listed pleasure pier featuring rides and amusements.Shopping:
There are more than 400 independent shops, cafes and entertainment venues in Brighton’s celebrated and trendy North Laine area, as well as high street shopping at the 80-store Churchill Square shopping mall. Whether it be electronic goods, homeware, high street fashion or even juggling and circus equipment we are confident there is something for everyone in Brighton!How to get to university:
Train tickets can be purchased at the airport inside the South terminal. Take the train from the South Terminal at the airport directly to Brighton (45 mins). From the train station in Brighton, take a taxi at the rank just outside the station. Give them the address: Great Wilkins Halls of Residence, University of Brighton - Falmer Campus, Village Way, BN1 9QW. If they are unsure you can give them the following instructions: Go past the Amex stadium and on to the campus, past the car park and down the hill. Great Wilkins is on the right hand side just before you get to Virgin Active.Housing On-Campus:
Costs are different per semester: Fall Semester: 18/09/2021 - 08/01/2022 £2528 -- Spring Semester: 08/01/2022 - 18/06/2022 £3634 - Great Wilkins Halls of Residence accommodation is made up of apartment style blocks consisting of 3-8 single bedrooms with a private en-suite shower/toilet facilities and a shared living/kitchen area. Laundry facilities are also available on site.Bedding and kitchenware will already be in your accommodation on your arrival. Your room is ready for you on arrival with all bedding, towel, toilet roll, crockery, cutlery, basic pots and pans and kitchen equipment. There is a charge for this service, which will need to be paid for within the first week of arrival.
Housing Off-Campus:
Accommodation Office can help to find off-campus housing JSA students can secure their own accommodation, however we strongly advise against this. Living on campus with other students on the JSA programme is very much part of the JSA student experience. Securing private accommodation off-campus can be costly and meeting contract terms is often difficult. The SAO office is unable to help with finding off-campus housing, however the University of Brighton accommodation team are able to give information on renting privately.


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Erfahrungsbericht Griffith College Dublin - by Jessi L.
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Mein Auslandsjahr am Griffith College in Dublin, Irland - by Jonas R.
Irland bietet viele tolle Landschaften und eine Menge an Aktivitäten in und um Dublin. Die Stadt kann man meiner Meinung nach am besten zu Fuß erkunden. Besonders sehenswert in Dublin und ganz Irland fand ich die Grafton Street Area, den Phoenix Park, die Cliffs of Moher, den Wild Atlantic Way, den Giants Causeway und den Ring of Kerry. Etwas kleinere Ausflüge von Dublin aus können z. B. nach Howth oder Dun Laoghaire unternommen werden. Außerdem gibt es einen sehr schönen Cliffwalk zwischen Brey und Greystones. Oder man macht einen Ausflug zum Strand der Dublin Bay bei Sandymount. Von dort aus kann man auch zum Poolbeg Leuchtturm spazieren. Griffith College Das College liegt im Süden von Dublin, ungefähr 20 bis 25 Minuten zu Fuß vom Stadtkern entfernt. Eine Bushaltestelle befindet sich in direkter Nähe zum College. Ich persönlich rate allen Studierenden, die Einführungsveranstaltungen zu Beginn des Semesters zu besuchen. Hier werden wichtige Informationen zum Studienalltag, zum College selbst und zum Leben in Dublin weitergegeben. Das International Office klärt die Incoming Students zudem über die Beantragung der sogenannten PPS Number auf. Diese muss beantragt werden, wenn man einen Abschluss von einem College in Irland erhalten möchte (IB). Man braucht diese allerdings auch, wenn man sich vor Ort einen Nebenjob suchen möchte. Über die beiden Semester belegt man insgesamt drei Hauptfächer, das semesterübergreifende Modul „Business Plan“, sowie zwei Wahlfächer pro Semester. In den ersten beiden Wochen je Semester hat man die Möglichkeit, alle Vorlesungen der Wahlfächer zu besuchen. Spätestens nach diesen beiden Wochen muss man sich dann für zwei Module entscheiden. Was hierbei sehr schade war: es werden leider nicht alle Kurse angeboten, die anfangs bei der Bewerbung im Modulhandbuch zur Auswahl standen. In meinem zweiten Semester z. B. waren viele Studierende mit dem Fächerangebot unzufrieden. Auf Anfrage und Bitte wurde aber ein Kurs dann doch noch angeboten und eine Dozentin dafür organisiert. Bei solchen Angelegenheiten ist das College sehr verständnisvoll und bemüht. Die Studienweise in Irland ist anders im Vergleich zu Deutschland. Angefangen bei wöchentlich längeren Vorlesungszeiten (vier Stunden für Hauptfächer, drei Stunden für Wahlfächer und eine Stunde Tutorium in jedem Fach) über einen höheren Aufwand unter dem Semester (Assignments in jedem Fach) bis hin zu dreistündigen Prüfungen (essay style) am Semesterende. Die Hausarbeiten stellten zu Beginn eine große Herausforderung dar, da wir solche nie zuvor an der Hochschule Landshut schreiben mussten. Hierbei ist ein gutes Zeitmanagement wichtig. Mit der Zeit lernt man aber, worauf es ankommt und wie man die Recherchen besser angeht. Die Prüfungen sind meiner Meinung nach gut machbar, wenn man die Vorlesungen und Tutorien regelmäßig besucht. Man weiß dann, worauf es den Dozenten ankommt. Skripte werden gebunden ausgeteilt und den Vorlesungsstoff findet man zudem auf der Online-Plattform Moodle. Die meisten Professoren haben den Stoff in der letzten Vorlesung noch eingegrenzt. In der Prüfung werden sechs offene Fragen gestellt, von denen man vier in drei Stunden beantworten muss. Die Antwort wird in Form von Aufsätzen verlangt. In den meisten Fächern setzt sich die Endnote aus 60% Prüfungsnote und 40% Assignmentnote zusammen. Alternativ gibt es noch die Gewichtungen 80%/20% und 50%/50%. In einigen Fächern wird zusätzlich eine Präsentation der Hausarbeit verlangt. Der Business Plan kann an der Hochschule Landshut als Bachelorarbeit angerechnet werden. Hierbei setzt man eine Geschäftsidee um und gründet ein fiktives Start-up Unternehmen. Diese Aufgabe erschien am Anfang aussichtslos und sehr aufwändig. Dass es viel Aufwand ist kann ich bestätigen, aber wenn man seine Zeit gut plant und kontinuierlich daran arbeitet kommt man gut damit klar. Als erstes reicht man einen Vorschlag zur Geschäftsidee ein. Daraufhin werden den Studierenden sogenannte Supervisor zugeteilt. Da diese aus unterschiedlichen Bereichen kommen, hatten sie auch jeweils andere Anforderungen und Erwartungen, was schließlich auch manchmal zu gefühlt unfairen Bewertungen führte. Mein Supervisor war sehr kompetent und hilfsbereit – andere Studierende hatten nicht so viel Glück und wurden weniger unterstützt. Ich persönlich fand es besonders hilfreich, dass man in mehreren Etappen einzelne Entwürfe einreicht, die dann korrigiert werden. So hat man mehrere Deadlines einzuhalten und der Aufwand wird über das Jahr hinweg verteilt. Durch das Feedback kann man die Entwürfe verbessern und weiter ausbauen und dann im Enddokument verwenden. Jedes Semester gibt es die sogenannte Readingweek welche zum Schreiben von Assignments genutzt werden kann. In dieser Woche finden keine Vorlesungen oder Tutorien statt. Falls man diese extra Zeit nicht benötigt um Hausarbeiten zu schreiben, kann man sie gut für Besuche oder Reisen nutzen.
Strapazen, Schloss und Strand: Erste Eindrücke Auslandssemester - by Jessi L.
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Strapazen, Schloss und Strand: Erste Eindrücke Auslandssemester - by Jessi L.
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Schloss, Strapazen und Strand: Erste Eindrücke Auslandssemester - by Jessi L.
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