布莱顿大学

University of Brighton

花费Fee

生活费／周Catered costs £138-£164

英国欧盟UK/EU fees £9,000

国际学生Fees (international) £11,220-£13,220

地址Address

Mithras House, Lewes Road, Brighton, BN2 4AT

Performance		Score 数值	Ranking 排名
2015 Times Ranking	2015年泰晤士报排名		82
2014 Times Ranking	2014年泰晤士报排名		76
World Ranking	世界排名
Student satisfaction	学生满意度	79.4%	94
Research quality	研究质量	9.7%	55
Ucas entry points	本科录取水平	319	79
Graduate prospects	毕业生展望	65.8	62
Firsts and 2:1s	1等及2等1学位比例	67.3%	57
Completion rate	完成度	84.2%	75
Student-staff ratio	学生-老师比	18.3:1	70
Services/facilities spend	服务/设施花费	£1,118	111
Graduate salaries	毕业生起薪	£20,053
Sports points/rank	体育	833.5	37

Social mix	学生情况	Score数值
Undergraduate (full-time)	本科全日制人数	14,190
Postgraduate (full-time)	研究生全日制人数	1,895
Applications/places	申请人数／录取人数	31,195/4,890
Applications/places ratio	申请录取率	6.4:1
EU students	欧盟学生	6%
Other overseas students	海外学生	5.7%
Mature	成年学生	27.1%
State school educated	公立学校教育	93.4%
Middle class/working class	中产／工薪比率	69.9/30.1

Student satisfaction 学生满意度
Subject	科目领域	％
Accounting & Finance	会计金融	74.6
Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering	航空和制造工程	76.0
Anatomy & Physiology	解剖和生理学	89.2
Architecture	建筑学	80.8
Art & Design	艺术设计	81.2
Biological Science	生物科学	82.0
Building	建造学	79.1
Business Studies	商务研究	75.4
Chemistry	化学	79.9
Civil Engineering	土木工程	76.0
Communication & Media Studies	传媒和媒体研究	76.4
Computer Science	计算机科学	74.2
Drama, Dance & Cinematics	戏剧舞蹈和电影研究	75.5
Education	教育	85.9
Electrical and Electronic Engineering	电子电气工程	84.0
English	英语	76.6
Food Science	食品科学	81.5
Geography & Environmental Science	地理和环境科学	84.5
Geology	地质学	82.6
History	历史	77.2
History of Art, Architecture & Design	艺术、建筑和设计史	78.3
Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism	酒店休闲娱乐和旅游	81.7
Law	法律	80.6
Lingusistics	语言学	77.6
Mathematics	数学	90.1
Mechanical Engineering	机械工程	66.9
Music	音乐	88.5
Nursing	护理	68.1
Pharmacology and Pharmacy	药理学和药剂学	88.3
Philosophy	哲学	78.9
Physiotherapy	物理疗法	89.2
Politics	政治	74.6
Psychology	心理学	75.4
Social Policy	社会政策	77.1
Social Work	社会工作	80.1
Sociology	社会学	78.7
Sport Science	体育科学	80.6
Subjects allied to medicine	医学相关	81.4

布莱顿是英国著名的度假圣地，被人们亲切地称为“海滨的伦敦”。绝妙的沙滩、芬芳四溢的美景、超一流的旅游服务设施，引得成千上万的游人纷至沓来。海滨嬉戏之余，邱吉尔广场上最新的商业中心会引领您探寻时尚的前沿；步入布莱顿古老街巷，看似平凡的街道充满了各色奇特的 小店、酒馆、餐厅和咖啡屋以及不同类别的影剧院；在这里，无处不在的、趣味横生的游艺设施更是吸引了大量的游人驻足流连。当然，如果您是一个体育爱好者，骑马、高尔夫、网球、水上运动在布莱顿当地也是不错的 休闲选择。

学校概述

布莱顿大学自1859年其前身：School of Science and Art。直至1970年正式成立为一所门类齐全、科系众多的综合性高等学府。学校目前共有10大院校、100多个科系、超过300多项本科和硕士专业。在最新的全国教育质量测评中，有近三十个专业表现突出。其中艺术与设计、艺术史、哲学、医药与药理学、图书馆信息管理以及运动、休闲与酒店管理等专业的学术地位更是不容忽视，年年在《全英高校杰出科系》榜上有名。除工程，自然科学与数学，环境建设，计算机信息，商科，教师培训，社会科学，人文科学，艺术、设计与表演艺术等热门专业外，极具学术优势的MBA(技术管理方向)、工程管理、建筑学等方面的课程，也吸引了来自世界各地的莘莘学子。毕业生长期以来在全英高校中保持高就业率。

学校特色

学校目前共有21,000多名学生，教职员工2600多人。 布莱顿大学共设有6个学院，分别是艺术与建筑学院、教育与体育学院、健康和社科学院、管理与信息科学学院、科学与工程学院以及布莱顿和萨塞克斯医学院。 布莱顿大学有许多科系都和相关的专家合作，例如工程、商业和管理、会计师和观光，配合个人能力发展和创意技巧而设计的科系有：美术、管理发展、建筑和资讯科学。 布莱顿的师资品质评定和OFSTED调查纪录是全英国大学中最强的，而且各方面的审查都获得极佳的成绩。

设施

布莱顿大学具有各种极其先进和完善的教学设施。

学校图书馆约藏书50万册、多媒体音像资料20万套和3000种不同类型的书报、杂志。此外，现代化的计算机中心、项目研发中心、银行和商店以及广泛的体育、娱乐、运动场地，如：健身中心、网球馆、壁球馆以及大型的室内游泳馆等都极大地丰富了在校学生的学术实践和业余文化生活。

住宿

布莱顿校园内主要提供学生可自理膳食的单独房间且大部分宿舍内都配有家具。在住宿方面，学生有广泛的选择余地：如可选择家庭住宿（即住在当地人家中）或和别的学生合住。东布温校园内的宿舍大多是几个学生合用一个厨房。但学校对外国学生会给予特别帮助，以满足他们在住宿方面的不同要求。

布莱顿大学(brighthon)对海外学生提供全面优质的服务：

特殊的安排住宿服务 

英语培训

免费一周的住宿适应期

一部分奖学金

稳定的学费

包含50门学科的针对海外学生的预科课程

奖学金

简介

可供国际学生申请的奖学金包括：布莱顿大学国际奖学金，每年25个奖学金名额，获得者每年可以减免学费3000英镑。布莱顿大学国际研究奖学金，每年4个名额，获得者每年可以减免一半的学费。以上两项奖学金的申请者需要事先获得大学录取通知书，然后发电子邮件国际关系办公室提出申请，奖学金申请的截止日期是每年的6月30日。此外，布莱顿大学还有多项体育奖学金，申请的截止日期是每年的5月31日。

联合奖学金

布莱顿大学自2012年起，和UKEAS诺思留学创建“联合奖学金”，为中国留学生提供价值2000英镑的奖学金。

开设课程

布莱顿大学(brighton)开设有广泛的本科和研究生课程。主要领域有：工程，自然科学与数学，环境建设，计算机信息，商务，教师培训，社会科学，人文科学，艺术、设计与表演艺术。

布莱顿大学(brighton)还提供针对海外学生的一系列的预科课程，使海外学生能更加顺利地进入大学学习。预科课程学制一年，包括了艺术与设计，商务，计算机，自然科学与工程以及英语强化训练等。一旦学生达到了学习相关专业所要求具备的学习能力，便可正式攻读布莱顿大学 (brighton)的学位了。

奖学金／助学金Bursaries/scholarships

Student support for 2015–16 to be announced. It will be based on cash, discounted university services and/or tuition fee waivers.

大学概况University Profile

Brighton has become the first post-1992 university to raise money from the bond markets to fund campus improvements. It has spent more than £100m on new buildings and equipment in the last decade – and spending on facilities continues apace.

In the latest project, £29m is being invested in updating teaching facilities on the Moulsecoomb campus, where another new building houses the pharmacy and biosciences departments. A third academic building and £40m of student accommodation is planned for the campus.

A similar amount has been committed to halls of residence and support facilities in nearby Varley Park. In addition, a new academic building has opened in Hastings and facilities for the Faculty of Arts are being expanded on the Grand Parade Campus, in Brighton, which also hosts the Design Council’s national archive.

The university is among the top 30 in the UK for the volume of applications it receives. The demand for places has risen in 2014 after two years of decline, with engineering, computing, applied psychology and criminology among the subjects showing increases.

More than nine out of ten courses include a placement or the option of a sandwich year. The four-year fashion textiles degree, for example, offers work placements in the USA, France and Italy, as well as Britain. Degrees are designed in collaboration with employers, and the majority are accredited or recognized by professional associations. There are well-established mentoring, entrepreneurship and volunteering schemes for students to develop themselves outside the classroom.

Brighton came of age when it was one of the first new universities to be awarded a medical school (opened in 2003), and it remains the only modern university to win our University of the Year award (way back in 1999). But it is equally well known for imaginative – and more contemporary – initiatives in its region, such as Its outlying campus in Hastings, which focuses on digital and broadcast media and runs a number of schemes to draw people from the region into higher education.

The £28.5m medical school, run jointly with the University of Sussex, trains 128 doctors a year. Brighton was already heavily engaged in other health subjects, such as nursing and midwifery. The medical school’s headquarters, on Brighton’s Falmer campus, has also provided a new base for applied social sciences, such as criminology and applied psychology. The two universities have been collaborating since Brighton was a polytechnic, and there is a joint research building for science policy and management studies.

There are 21,000 students on five campuses. The School of Education, as well as languages and literature students, moved into a new building on the Falmer campus, which now also boasts a £7.3m sports centre. The university has a wealth of teaching facilities designed to build real-life skills, including a radio station and TV studio, a podiatry hospital, a physiotherapy clinic, flight simulator, rapid prototyping facilities, industrial textile rooms and a clinical skills and simulation suite for nursing students.

At Eastbourne, there is a new library and extensive leisure and sports facilities. Sport science laboratories and 354 en-suite residential places have been added, and improvements made to the learning resources centre, lecture theatres and refectory.

Brighton was again one of the top new universities in the last Research Assessment Exercise. Art and design produced the best results, with two-thirds of the work submitted considered world-leading or internationally excellent. Business management, sports studies and mechanical and aeronautical engineering also did well.

Brighton’s strengths in art and design – recognised in the award of national teaching centres in design and creativity – have been at the forefront of the university’s popularity. But the university also has a growing reputation in areas such as sport and hospitality, as well as scoring well in teacher education rankings.

The university has a cosmopolitan air, with more overseas students and a more middle-class UK intake than most post-1992 universities. Among the efforts to widen participation are progression partnerships with six primary and over 50 secondary schools and colleges in the South East of England, where students are guaranteed offers for Brighton courses, as well as financial support from the university. Over 2,000 students applied from Compact partnership schools in 2014, the first full year of operation.

The university also holds a Charter Mark for its commitment to care leavers and has a higher-than-average number of disabled students. Over a quarter of the full-time undergraduates are 21 or over on entry. Students have a personal tutor and there is an award-winning student services department.

The one in eight students projected not to complete their degrees is considered par for the course given Brighton’s course profile and student intake. Most like Brighton’s lively social scene, despite the high cost of living for those not in hall. Eastbourne is also popular, and both towns offer plentiful – if not, cheap – private rented accommodation.

学生观点Student view

Paul Cooke, students’ union officer

First impressions

Brighton has a reputation of being a place you have to visit, you’re going to love being part of this city.

Worst feature

We’re a multi-campus university so it is hard to get people together, but you will become part of your own little community.

Making a difference

You’ll find yourself here and develop skills and meet new people, it doesn’t all happen in the lecture theatre.

Deal clincher

The sheer diversity of the city, it will change your life for the better.