Degrees in Brighton and Hove

...your analytical reading and practical writing skills. Your first year will also engage you in the principal concepts that are relevant to your study of English language... Learn about: English Language...

...Language Acquisition and Development This module will introduce you to the key questions in language acquisition and development, such as: What is distinctive... Learn about: English Language...

...its historical development and its role in constructing identities, social relations and practices. Year 1 In the first year, you will be introduced... Learn about: English Language...

...Theories of representation. Modes of representation of identity (forms to be considered include gender, sexuality, ‘race’, national and class identities)... Learn about: English Language...

...This course is for students who are passionate about literature and want to apply critical reading and research skills to a diverse range of writing practice... Learn about: Writing Skills, Creative Writing...

...and explores the political and aesthetic concepts that underpin their work. Our courses are reviewed and enhanced on an ongoing basis in order to... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...you learn about the different approaches to literary analysis. You also cover the essential topics in linguistics, as you explore language acquisition...

...issues which are explored from both natural science and social science angles, via a range of case studies. The module focuses on scientific... Learn about: Environmental Science...

...Business studies forms an integral part of the course, you will learn to prepare business plans and think in terms of enterprise and entrepreneurship... Learn about: Business Studies, Communication Training, Fashion Photography...

...different kinds of assessment used on the course, including essays, seminar presentations, display projects and exams. Modules Art, Culture and Commerce... Learn about: Art design...

...editing, autoconforming, grading and titling. Production organisational fundamentals will also be essential. Who does what, when and why? Cultivating... Learn about: Film Production...

...explore your own interests in menswear and womenswear. Specialist areas such as tailoring, sportswear, creative cutting and materials innovation are introduced... Learn about: Business Studies...

...Attention is paid to how artworks and art practices embody changing ideas, meanings, values and effects. The module includes students from all fine art areas... Learn about: IT risk...

...the Victorian period to the emergence of the ‘Movie Palace’ to the rise and decline of the Hollywood studio system in the post-war period. You will be introduced to the scientific... Learn about: Communication Training, Media Studies...

...of Fine Art This module introduces you to a range of approaches used to think about the relationship between fine art practice and the social and cultural...

...which opens up new possibilities for your practice. The module stresses the importance of expansive research and changing methods of documentation...

...Located in the heart of Brighton's creative community, the course benefits from one of the UK’s best-equipped printmaking workshops, with facilities for etching...

...You will examine the ways in which these systems interact with and influence human activities, both at the present day and over archaeological timescales... Learn about: Physical Geography...

...the lithosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere, and how they interact to produce the stratigraphic record of Earth history. Urban Geography Module... Learn about: Human Geography...

...examples from the archaeological record, allowing you to experience how the two subject disciplines perfectly complement each other. Fieldwork includes a trip to Greece...