Degrees in Brighton and Hove

...from a wide range of visiting designers, researchers and writers. Career and progression opportunities The course has a healthy employment record...

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

...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...

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

...as well as conflict resolution in the modern world. It explores the origins of violence and the consequences for those involved directly. It studies too how conflict is represented...

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

...cohort who will have come to the Programme on the basis of a variety of intellectual trajectories. In the core modules, there will be a mix of “professional/occupational”...

...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...

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

...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...

...and a dissertation project on issues of your choice. Overview There are seven distinct Applied Ethics degrees to choose from exploring applied ethics...

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

...from the range of other degree programmes offered to post-graduate students in the School of Historical and Critical Studies, in the Faculty of Arts and Architecture...

...The second unit, Globalisation and Culture , focuses on the role of culture in the process of globalisation. Via a variety of primary texts and secondary...

...differing interpretations of the woman question in the writings of Wollstonecraft, Mill, and Engels. It then proceeds to consider Nietzsche’s reactions...

...textual, visual and digital); the role of cultural memories in the formation of beliefs, ideologies and identities; conflict over the significance of the...

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

...and in particular forms of representation, such as the colonial and postcolonial novel in English. There is also scope for primary research into the local...

...These studies will enable you to explore forms of practice and to develop ways of engaging with the profession through live projects and work experience...