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...

...ensures that you will have the opportunity to meet a wide range of visiting curators, researchers and writers. Career and progression opportunities A number...

...Others study for further professional qualifications or postgraduate degrees, including our own History of Design and Material Culture MA. Mode of Attendance...

...many graduates taking up careers in museums, galleries, arts administration, auction houses, journalism, publishing and education. Others study for further...

...as well as to vocational training, postgraduate study and research. Graduates may also seek work in charities, NGOs, international activist organisations...

...powers in the last century. Areas of study In year 1 you are taught essential political, historical, cultural and philosophical skills through lectures...

...Thus there are now academic journals devoted to the ethics of most professions; and philosophy and ethics as academic fields are increasingly concerned...

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

...Suitable for: 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...

...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...

...MA Education Ethics offers a practical and useful qualification in the theory and application of ethics of education. The ethics module options designed...

...Run through the Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics, one year full-time and two year part-time options are available. Individual modules...

...Post-structuralism and Postmodernism The second unit, on Cultural Theory , considers the developments in cultural theory through the last half of the C...

...the role of culture within a global context. The Core Course in Cultural Theory and Aesthetics is designed to embrace the needs both of those who...

...and literary theory. This is designed to provide an introduction to the conflicts over the status of knowledge that reverberate in most, if not...

...and key concepts, theories and methods in the study of cultural memory. It does so thematically by focusing upon studies and debates mainly concerned...

...and the interpretation and use of the ‘source material’ collected therein, in constructing understandings of the past. Students will engage in detailed...

...in relation to imaginative geographies of nation and diaspora; involving cultural perceptions, significances, images and memories pertaining to places of origin...

...professional experience and/or work experience/industrial placement and student exchange programmes. Areas of study The backbone of both courses is a programme...