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Construction students gained experience in traditional building skills at a heritage trades taster day at the Weald & Downland Living Museum.

A Brighton MET psychology lecturer has worked alongside award-winning actor Stephen Graham on ‘Letters to Our Sons’, a new book that explores masculinity, relationships and the experiences of men in today's society.

The Environment was the focus of the college as Brighton Met hosted its annual 'Sustainability Matters at the MET' event, inviting a selection of local organisations to chat with students.

Photography students from Brighton MET have recently begun creating artwork for a new exhibition as part of Photo Fringe 2026.

This week Brighton MET College is celebrating T Levels Week as we mark the week by looking at the benefits of this career-focused qualification and the success students are achieving on the qualification at the college.

A variety of Brighton MET College’s finest Creative Industries students combined to show off their talents at this year’s Slow Fashion Week ‘Closing Flagship Day’.

Brighton MET College is proud to be hosting ‘North Laine at 50: A Story’, a captivating exhibition covering the rich history of one of Brighton’s most iconic neighbourhoods.

A former Brighton MET student has secured a reserve place at the WorldSkills UK National Finals 2026 recognising his skills in digital support and security.