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Brighton’s diverse international community, cultural attractions and entertainment hotspots make it the perfect student destination. The city is handily close to London, the UK’s capital, as well as areas of outstanding natural beauty.
Student life in Brighton has so much to offer. Relax on the city beach, named by CNN as one of the top 5 in the world, or check out the art stalls, tearooms and fun-filled pier. Get a different view of Brighton’s stunning coastline by boat, or take part in a game of beach volleyball, football or rugby at the UK’s only beach sports centre.
The city is alive with a creative spirit. It offers a vibrant arts and design scene, and there’s no shortage of great music. You can watch first-class performances at the magnificent Theatre Royal, visit the majestic Royal Pavilion, and even explore the world’s oldest aquarium.
Brighton is famous for its festivals, which celebrate everything from film and comedy to food and drink. The annual Brighton Festival, the largest arts festival in England, holds over 150 music, theatre and dance events, and attracts over 150,000 visitors.
There are hundreds of parks and gardens in Brighton, so it’s easy to find a tranquil green space to enjoy the city’s fantastic weather. In addition, the beautiful South Downs National Park is just a 15-minute drive away, so you can easily explore its rolling hills and fascinating wildlife.
The weather in Brighton is so nice; it’s really sunny. The city is very beautiful, and you’re also very close to London (less than 1 hour away by train) so it’s very, very convenient.
I love living in Brighton. There are many different types of restaurants, so international students can still eat food from home. Brighton Pier is a great place to take photographs and watch beautiful sunsets.The local people are also very nice and friendly – they will always help you if they can.
