Faculty of Arts - Uni. of Brighton courses

...through the profound conceptual shifts wrought by Structuralism, Post-structuralism and the theorisation of identity politics. In this context...

...Globalisaton, Politics and Culture; • a Research Methods Course, which prepares students to meet the challenge of identifying, delimiting, preparing for...

...Gramsci, Adorno, Benjamin and Habermas; the Phenomenologies developed by Heidigger, Sartre and de Beauvoir; the Humanist tradition offered by Thompson and Williams...

...and the domain of ‘personal' memory. It develops a critical investigation of the key concepts and theories that define ‘cultural memory' as a new object of study...

...practices of ‘popular’ and local historical production in various contemporary sites both public and private, such as heritage tourism, the museum...

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

...and prior work or creative practical experience. You must demonstrate ability to work at postgraduate level. Mode of Attendance : Full -...

...are developed between designers, fine artists, architects and thinkers wishing to follow an advanced course in interior design. Students share spacious...

...The Masters in Architectural and Urban Studies is a course designed to. develop academic rigour and critical debate through creative practice...

...you will explore the fundamental concepts and theories involved in understanding contemporary media and communication with opportunities to develop production...

...tutorial supervision and the university's online virtual learning environment. Career and progression opportunities Career and further study opportunities...

...of their analytical and reflective skills in writing. Applicants should also be able to demonstrate that they are capable of undertaking masters-level study...

...It enables insights into the relationship between information and communication technologies, industries and society in national and global contexts...

...Every profession requires some understanding of the media. Yet increasingly, understanding is not enough. We need active citizens to make the media more democratic...

...programming, studio work, music industry). You will have access to four modern digital studios equipped with digital mixing desks enabling automated mixing...

...group critiques, individual tutorials, technical workshops and a screening programme. You can choose to take a three-year BA(Hons) degree or a four-year...

...to be inserted into the world at the forefront of an expanded visual matrix that encompasses new and existing forms of electronic and analogue dissemination...

...to produce interdisciplinary forms which include live art performance, video, site-specific work, installation, writing directing, physical and visual theatre...

...Year 3 develops independent practice through the preparation and documentation of an individual practical project informed by a written research project...

...entry requirements individual offers may vary A-levels : not normally sufficient qualification without a subsequent foundation diploma. However where A-levels...