Humanities, Social Science, Education Courses East Sussex

...music and fashion departments, creating unique opportunities for students to practise their arts in live creative contexts. These are extended through... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...work within corporations. Graduate destinations 100% of students from the Department of Sociology were in work or further study six months after graduating... Learn about: Crime & Media...

...Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills? You need to have good analytical and problem solving skills. As Geology involves much practical work and fieldwork...

...to spend a year abroad at a partner university and to gain professional work experience with local community projects and organisations. Year 1 In year...

...studio-recording methods and techniques and generative works using audio/visual programming languages.. You will also look at socio-political sound-based... Learn about: Music Production...

...deadlines for funding opportunities. Note that funded projects aren’t available for all our PhDs. Scholarships for this course for entry in the academic... Learn about: Centre for Teaching, International Education, PhD in Education...

...(where you will study the literary and archaeological evidence for the conquest and Romanisation of Britain). Comic Drama in the Ancient World...

...insight about contemporary art practice to your learning. Students benefit from our established links with local arts communities, as well as exchange...

...students have benefitted from a range of additional performance opportunities over the last few years. These have included performing at Earls Court Olympia... Learn about: Theatre Arts, Musical Theatre...

...Don’t miss out on scholarships – check the specific application deadlines for funding opportunities. Note that funded projects aren’t available for all our PhDs... Learn about: Conservatism of cultural politics, Culture and Development, Cultural Studies PhD...

...Humanities What will I study? The AS Level concentrates on fundamental skills of determining the credibility of evidence from a wide range of sources...

...programmes available by competitive application. Our staff have specialist and broad-based knowledge which reflects contemporary art practice and informs teaching...

...the development of critical skills. It also enables students to understand and appreciate beliefs and practices that are different from their...

...this MSc is a perfect platform for a research career. Many graduates continue their studies as PhD students, often at Sussex, while others follow careers... Learn about: Molecular Research, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology...

...of policies and issues. At AS Level, study involves examining how people participate in the British political process and the key institutions of the...

...We also have international links with the University of Nagoya, Japan, which runs an exchange programme available by competitive application...

...Course content Some of the principal events of the Twentieth Century constitute the framework for the Modern History course. AS: Year 1 You will study Russia from 1855-1917...

...international organisations and NGOs (such as UNHCR) local government authorities charities with a migration focus (such as the Refugee Council)... Learn about: Social Justice, Human Rights...

...Reformation 1529-47 2. The Reformation in Europe 1500-1564. The A2 programme will consist of the following units: 1. The Reign of Elizabeth I 1558-1603...

...Trips to locations such as Greece and North Africa help you develop your field skills, while the opportunity of a placement year allows you to build essential... Learn about: Physical Geography...