University of Brighton

Together we advance, support and shape responsible enterprise for a fairer society through education, research, collaboration and thought-leadership

From small beginnings in 1850s Brighton, the University of Brighton has grown to a complex and diverse institution based on the south coast of England.  The university’s ethos is defined by four core values: inclusivity, sustainability, creativity, and partnership. Students are part of a dynamic, diverse and creative community that embraces partnership working and makes a positive difference to society.

The University of Brighton is in the top 30% for average earnings three years after graduation in undergraduate business and management subjects, according to the Longitudinal Education Outcomes 2022. Economics is a particular strength, currently ranked 7th for student experience (Times Good University Guide 2025) and third in the UK for student satisfaction (Complete University Guide 2025). Brighton also offers the UK’s only dual-award with the Chartered Institute of Marketing on its marketing courses.

The School of Business and Law is based in Elm House – a contemporary learning space designed to replicate industry and professional environments – at the University of Brighton’s Moulsecoomb campus.

The school’s mission is to:

· advance, support and shape responsible enterprise for a fairer society through education, research, collaboration and thought-leadership

· prepare learners for practice

· promote inclusive practices that respect diversity

Professor Catherine Robinson, Dean of the School of Business and Law, said: “The School prides itself on inclusion and its practice-based learning style.  We seek to bring students together with businesses for mutual learning in support of local prosperity and wellbeing.”

Offering undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees, the School of Business and Law teaches, researches, collaborates and consults across the full range of business and management disciplines – including accounting, business, economics, finance, human resource management, law, logistics, entrepreneurship, management and marketing.