Courses in Brighton and Hove

...A work-in-progress exhibition is assessed for progression to Year 2. In Year 2 , tutorial guidance is given on the draft of the extended essay for completion...

...As a graduate of this course, you will be equipped with a range of skills; historical, visual, interpretative and problem-solving, providing a good foundation...

...film pioneers and cinemas. Our thriving and highly rated research culture ensures that you will have the opportunity to learn from a wide range of visiting artists...

...staff in the Design Archives and Screen Archive South East. A thriving and international research culture ensures that you will have the opportunity...

...from expensive one-off pieces to everyday goods, is intimately bound up with cultural change in the period from the mid-eighteenth century until the present...

...of the twenty-first century museum. Course structure The course is structured around a series of core units, seminar-based options, special subjects...

...many of our graduates take up careers in museums, galleries, arts administration, auction houses, journalism, publishing and education. Others study...

...Emphasis is placed on the design, production, diffusion and consumption of domestic goods - whether for elite markets or everyday use - rather than capital goods...

...War, Terror and Democracy explores key concepts in the study of war and violent political conflict in relation to current and recent historical conflicts...

...You will question the history and politics of the West, challenge dominant ideas, and examine the enlightenment, feminism, postmodernism and Marxism...

...and “academic” interests. No previous familiarity with philosophy is assumed: the first two core units, which students on all the degrees take together...

...the culmination of the MA Applied Ethics at Brighton, consolidates the experiences, practices, and research skills developed on the course into an extended argument...

...The MA in Media Ethics will introduce you to the core concerns of ethics, before exploring the ethical implications of creative and professional media practice and media research...

...in the specialist field of medical practice. Overview There are seven distinct Applied Ethics degrees to choose from exploring applied ethics or ethics...

...thinking and prepare for the research project, followed by subject-specific modules taught by staff in the relevant area of the university. The research project...

...project on issues of your choice. It is suitable for students with no prior background in philosophical study and includes specially designed module options...

...to art and design , education , healthcare , media , medicine or politics . Students take four core modules to introduce the activity of philosophical...

...It allows each student to address an issue or text drawn either from the Core Course or from their disciplinary specialism, and to do so with the experience...

...armed with the critical insights provided by the Core Course. Mode of Attendance : Full-time : 1 year (max 5 years)...

...The first unit of the Core Course, ‘Critical Foundations’ The Philosophical Foundations of Critical Theory , commences with a consideration of the contemporary...