Faculty of Arts - Uni. of Brighton courses

...in which the insights provided by the critical theory addressed in the Core Course are combined with each student’s disciplinary specialism in an investigation of a text...

...and delivering one lecture and conducting one seminar discussion; OR • completing a 10,000 word Extended Essay with regular one-to-one tutorial supervision...

...• and a Dissertation of 20,000 words (or equivalent – eg video, installation, or other studio-based work supplemented by a 12,000 word critical reflection)...

...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...

...by which these are transformed into historical narratives. Critical methods in cultural analysis and historical interpretation are introduced and brought...

...of belonging, of journeying and of settlement. Case studies are likely to focus on the British ‘island story’ and its critique and transformation...

...able to satisfy practical needs and aspirations of clients and to engage with wider cultural and societal aspirations. Course structure You can choose...

...and to identify ambitions for future study. Lecture courses in Technology, Critical Readings and Research Methods run in parallel. By semester...

...These investigations generate the tools and ideas that drive the final urban/architectural design project. The work is of a highly experimental nature...

...from a range of options which gives you the opportunity to tailor your degree to your specific interests. Course structure You will attend lectures...

...level study or appropriate experience in areas such as linguistics, English language, English literature, philosophy, sociology or other related areas such politics...

...English language, English literature, philosophy, sociology or other related areas such politics, history, cultural theory, teaching English as a foreign language...

...video and web production. Our placement module enables students to gain industry experience, furthering insights into the relationship between media theory and practice...

...environment, workplaces and education, an innovative suite of ideas has developed. We explore climate change, community media, participatory media...

...(organisation of sound) includes compositional skills, studio techniques, sound manipulation and processing. Musical Composition and Sound for the Moving...

...the relationships between traditional film, video and digital formats, offering new opportunities for experimentation. On this course you will be encouraged...

...Suitable for: The MA is designed for students who expect an experimental, creative and critical environment in which to practice and think about photography...

...through proposals and presentation. Interdisciplinary work is developed through an exploration of forms, contexts and audience. Professional practice...

...(typically translate as 260 points in the UCAS tariff). ND/C (Level 3) : DMM. International Baccalaureate : individual assessment. QAA-approved access course...

...Other : Art and Design Foundation Diploma or equivalent. Interview and portfolio review. Applicants are considered from a diverse range of prior visual and performance learning...