Student life is amazing. Lecturers are mostly great but can sometimes reply too late. The course is well set out and interesting, taught well and covers more than I expected id learn. Lots of clubs around to go to and lots of things to do. Supermarkets are close by to everything.

I think first year of Pharmacy was okay, it was quite annoying how close our Osce’s and exams were as we were told quite late when they would happen. However, Brighton as a city is amazing, the night life is so good! It has everything in the city centre!

So far, I have thoroughly enjoyed my pharmacy course at Brighton University as an international student.
My lovely coursemates, the buzzing city and the seaside made my experience worthwhile.
The course was challenging as expected but rewarding. The only downside to Brighton is the poor housing for students and expenses, but overall a bargain for both academia and a lifetime experience.

Brighton university emphasises on making sure students have skills that can they transfer into the working environment. Their pharmacy programme was hands on and prepared students for a successful career in Pharmacy. The best thing about Brighton university is the town itself. The are plenty of shops interesting and trendy shops and restaurants that cater to a range of diets. The downside about the uni is the fact that there isn’t a guarantee of a place in halls so some students miss out on this opportunity.