Degrees in Brighton and Hove

...in the Design Archives and Screen Archive South East. Our thriving and highly rated research culture ensures that you will have the opportunity to learn...

...We have unique research resources for students and staff in the Design Archives and Screen Archive South East. Our thriving and highly rated research culture...

...cultural and media history by exploring visual culture across a very wide spectrum, from painting and sculpture to print, packaging, photography...

...The specific character of this programme lies in the way it unites the close study of objects and related images, with historical research and cultural theory...

...an exploration of war, conflict and terror, through lectures and in seminar groups. In year 2 Critical Traditions deepens your knowledge of the historical...

...and in small seminar groups. In year 2 Critical Traditions deepens your knowledge of the historical, cultural and theoretical origins of the present...

...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...

...It is designed both for professionals wishing to gain a qualification in ethical aspects of their field and for students interested in pursuing further research...

...Individual modules can also be taken as a professional development course or as a ‘taster' of what the full MA degree involves. What are the ethical issues...

...interested in pursuing further research. Mode of Attendance : Full-time...

...course into an extended argument. Run through the Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics, one year full-time and two year part-time options are available...

...Individual modules can also be taken as a professional development course or as a ‘taster' of what the full MA degree involves. Politics The first two core units...

...for example, degrees in Cultural Studies, Visual Culture, or Art History), and those from other disciplinary backgrounds whose previous academic experience...

...or from further afield in the University • a Higher Education Teaching and Learning Course which involves following a one term, third-year, Honours level...

...Philosophy and Critical Theory; • a Research Methods Course, which prepares students to meet the challenge of identifying, delimiting, preparing for...

...and of the key themes and issues entailed: the representation of the past, and of the past-present relationship, in diverse cultural practices and forms (oral...

...such as the South-East Film and Video Archive based at the University, and the Wolseley Collection in Hove Reference Library (but also, potentially...

...formations and identities have been represented. It investigates how collective experiences, myths and memories are drawn upon in narratives that construct the histories...

...Requirements Typical entry requirements individual offers may vary A-levels : BCC (typically translates to 260 points in the UCAS tariff). Applicants...