The five towers of Mithras Halls in Lewes Road, a new hall of residence for the University of Brighton, range from eight and 18 storeys tall and rise from the redeveloped campus at Moulsecoomb.

Brighton University students showcase thoughtful solutions to health and accessibility issues in their summer show, open ...

There are three campuses within Brighton - Falmer, Moulsecoomb and City - each ... and teaching students are already based at this campus, the university is thereby forming a school of education ...

Hundreds of new homes and over 1,500 jobs will be created on the Preston Barracks site and the University of Brighton's Moulsecoomb campus. Richard Upton, of developers U+I, said it would attract ...

The completion of a new sculptural bridge is the final building block at the heart of the consolidated and reimagined University of Brighton’s Moulsecoomb Campus. Hassell has been working closely with ...

The university, which has had sites in Eastbourne since 1979, said its seven academic schools will be co-located on single campuses in Brighton - at Falmer, Moulsecoomb and City.

Brighton University has had a campus in the town since 1979. READ MORE: New halls of residence towers in Moulsecoomb open their doors to uni students; In its report, ...

University of Brighton guide: Rankings, open days, fees and accommodation. By ALASTAIR MCCALL, DAILY MAIL UNIVERSITY GUIDE EDITOR . Published: 06:48 EDT, 5 September 2024 | Updated: 11:57 EDT, 5 ...

Students at the University of Brighton have occupied a building to protest cuts and redundancies A demonstration also took place on the Moulsecoomb campus on Monday morning The university ...

The University of Brighton can trace its origins back to 1859 when the new School of Art opened in the coastal town, with just 110 pupils.After becoming Brighton Polytechnic and, in the late 1970s, ...

Planning permission has been granted for the £300m regeneration of an area around a derelict barracks in Brighton. Hundreds of new homes and over 1,500 jobs will be created on the Preston ...