University of Brighton Rankings 2026

Located on England's south coast, the University of Brighton is a public university with four campuses: one in Brighton and one in Eastbourne. Its origins date back to 1858, when the Royal Pavilion hosted the opening of the Brighton School of Art. In 1992, it was given university status.

The bulk of degrees granted by the university are also accepted by professional groups or lead to professional certifications, with an emphasis on practical, creative, and professional education. Pharmacy, engineering, ecology, computing, mathematics, geology, architecture, nursing, teaching, sport science, journalism, criminology, and business are among the topics covered. There are 2,400 employees and about 18,000 pupils. The university is ranked in the top 100 globally for art and design by the QS World University Rankings.

University of Brighton World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

As per the US News Subject Rankings, University of Brighton is ranked #436 in Clinical Medicine, #398 in Social Sciences and Public Health, and #125 in Infectious Diseases. As per Subject Rankings 2023 of THE (Times Higher Education), University of Brighton is ranked #501-600 in Arts and Humanities, #501-600 in Clinical, Pre-Clinical and Health, #401-500 in Engineering and Technology, #501-600 in Life Sciences, #401-500 in Physical Sciences and #401-500 in Business and Economics. 

Employability Ranking

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