Student Accommodations near University of Brighton (Moulsecoob Campus), Brighton and Hove

The University of Brighton, which had started as a school of art, has bloomed into the diverse and varied institution it is today. There is a variety of different courses, from English literature and sports to medicine. There are a lot of fantastic student accommodation options near the University of Brighton (Moulsecoomb Campus)for the students. Amber provides a variety of affordable student accommodations like apartment studios, private houses (PBSA), ensuite rooms, non-en-suite rooms, and shared rooms that have complimentary facilities for the students, like free Wi-fi and laundry. They also have a few shared areas where you can meet and interact with other students.

The student accommodations are in close proximity to the university, so you will have easy access and little travel time. Student accommodations like Hollingbury House, Brighton, Pavilion Point, and IQ Brighton are comfortable, budget-friendly and loved by students. The prices start from £199/week and go up to £285/week. 

The University of Brighton is a public university that was established in 1858 as a college and then received its university status in 1992. It includes 4 campuses in the Brighton and Eastbourne areas. 209 undergraduate courses and 160 postgraduate courses are offered by the University of Brighton for its over 21,000 students. A lot of their students come from over 150 different countries, and this makes the university diverse and inclusive. They also have over 2,700 members of staff. The campus offers 13 academic schools and 4 different libraries to choose from.

Tests like the IELTS, ISE, TOFEL, PTE and Cambridge are accepted for the scores, and the UKVI system should be followed by all International students. Students have a chance of receiving amazing scholarships from the university of Brighton, and they also have separate funding allotted for International students. External funding and sports scholarships are also available. Some of the world's leading research is produced by the University of Brighton.

The University of Brighton  (Moulsecoomb Campus) is equipt with amazing up-to-date facilities and resources like the student centre, library and the new Students union, fitness facilities and gym for its students to enjoy.

When looking for student accommodation, comfort, location, price, facilities, and convenience are a few things to consider. They include facilities like access to a gym, laundry services, study areas and game rooms where you can interact with the other residents of the student accommodation. All the student accommodations are built with the comfort and convenience of students kept in mind. There are a variety of options like shared rooms, Ensuites and studios to take your pick from. All the bills are included in the rent, so there's no need to get overwhelmed by them. The student accommodations provided by amber are in central locations with lots of activities, cafes and bars to visit nearby. Some of the student accommodations are:

Hollingbury House, Brighton

Pavilion Point

IQ Brighton

Ravilious House, Brighton

Hillfort House

IQ Abacus House, Brighton

Holden Court, Brighton

Student Castle Brighton

IQ Sawmills, Brighton

Vogue Studios, Brighton

For students, the cost of living is usually a huge factor and so knowing the approximate costs of the facilities and products will help them budget well and get an idea of what they need. Some of the approximate costs are included in this list, but the actual costs may differ depending on the students' personal lifestyles and expenditures. Brighton and Hove is one of the more expensive cities to live in, so the costs may be a little high. The monthly expenditure for a single person should be around £ 2,457 per month.

Food - Approximately £300- £400 per month

Transport - Approximately £90 - £100 per month

Phone Plan Approximately £25 - £40 per month

Recreation - Approximately £80 - £100 per month

Moulsecoomb, Falmer, City and Eastbourne each have a campus of the University of Brighton, with the Moslecoomb campus being the biggest. There are lots of activities to do and places to visit near the campus that the students will enjoy. However, for students, a university having a good network of public transport is necessary. The University of Brighton is connected by a vast network of public transport and roads for easy, quick access to the neighbouring places. Brighton city centre is just 2 miles South of Moulsecoomb, and many transport options like trains, bus services and cycles are available for the students. 

Bus 

There are multiple routes that often run from central Brighton, like the 24, 25, 28 and 49. The Brighton and Hove Bus company website gives detailed information on student passes and timetables. There are also free hourly bus services that are for the students to use during term time that runs between Varley Park and the Brighton Campuses.

Train

Moulsecoomb is the closest train station that has up to 4 trains running an hour from Brighton to Moulsecoomb,6 minutes, and two that run every hour directly to Eastbourne, 40 minutes. For unlimited travel by train, use the Unizone Ticket and for checking the timetable, check National Rail Enquiries.

Bicycle

The university includes multiple covered cycle stands that are also monitored by CCTV, and there are also cycle lanes that run from Brighton city centre to Moulsecoomb along Lewes road (A270) and all the way to Falmer.