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What's on campus

Our City campus is in the cultural heart of Brighton, a short stroll from the beach and the pier. The nearby Phoenix Brewery halls of residence are home to 300 students.

Social scene – On our City campus you are just a few hundred metres from the bars, pubs, clubs, theatres, comedy and live music venues that make Brighton a popular London destination for a night out. In the summer the seafront buzzes with activities, impromptu BBQs and picnics on the beach.

Arts – Brighton hosts England’s biggest arts festival in May each year, and is home to highly regarded theatres, galleries and events, not to mention the Royal Pavilion, which has become a symbol of the city's eccentricities. The Sallis Benney theatre and gallery hosts a number of events on campus during the festival and throughout the year.

Food and drink on campus – There's a choice of on all our campuses.

Facilities at City campus

Interactive map and tours

Travel and transport

Bicycle: You can reach the campus using the city's network of cycle lanes. There are cycle stands off William Street.  are available to hire across all our Brighton campuses.

Bus: Being so central, the campus is on almost all of the city's bus routes. For timetables and student fares visit the . 

Train: The closest train station is Brighton. It is a 10-minute walk from the campus. You can get unlimited train travel around the city using the . For timetables check .

Car: Because of its central location there is limited permit-controlled car parking on campus. Staff and students are encouraged to use bikes and public transport. There are a number of NCP car parks nearby. To get the best route for your journey use the following postcodes:

• Grand Parade main building and 68 Grand Parade – BN2 0JY
• Dorset Place – BN2 1ST
• Edward Street - BN2 0JG
• Phoenix Brewery halls of residence – BN2 9WJ
• St Peter's House – BN2 9NA

See our maps and directions pages for information about parking.