Humanities, Social Science, Education Courses East Sussex

...in which society functions and the way it shapes peoples ideas, social behaviour and culture. How Will I Be Assessed? Unit 1: Culture and Identity 1 hr paper...

...the cultural and creative sectors beyond. On graduation, you’ll have the skills for both professional work and further study. 94% of students from the... Learn about: Art History, Material Cultures...

...and aspects of 19th and 20th century Russia (1855-1964) at A2. Duration: One year for AS Level and a further year to complete the A2. Do I need any additional...

...research-active academic experts who are passionate about the subject. The knowledge and skills gained on the degree mean you will graduate ready to enter... Learn about: Environmental Sustainability, History Politics...

...It helps students develop excellent critical skills and is challenging and enlightening. Philosophy is literally the love of wisdom! Unit...

...Our graduates have a good track record of success in securing prestigious Overseas Development Institute Fellowships. Others have gone on to careers...

...and understanding of major philosophical issues. Modules offered at AS Level will be: Reason And Experience, Why Should I Be Governed?, Knowledge Of...

...you will draw on your analytical skills to consider how literary, cultural and historical texts relate to real-world political and philosophical concerns...

...A short audition and written exam will be necessary before entry onto the course. Course content AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Coursework Portfolio Students...

...in a strong position to move into doctoral study, as well as industrial research and related fields such as human-computer interaction and healthcare...

...of conscience and free will, meta-ethics and Virtue Ethics. Throughout the course there is the connecting issue of evil. Study involves much discussion...

...should you wish to broaden your horizons even further. Year 1 In the first year, you will develop an understanding of the basic concepts and modes of analysis...

...It is important that you have an instrumental lesson each week with a recognised teacher. Course content AS: Year 1 Unit 1: Performing Music This...

...think-tanks, social enterprises and other not-for-profits. Others have gone on to study for PhDs or careers in academia. Recent graduates have gained employment...

...How will I be assessed? Principal assessment is based on core-dance training and the development of a range of dance skills. Students must also develop...

...with political movements. Studying at Brighton, you’ll be immersed in a lively culture of artistic practice, exhibition and critique – and our active student... Learn about: Art design...

...Course content The transformation of England from the eleventh century to the end of the fifteenth and the clash between Christianity and Islam constitute...

...of dementia on the individual and society. Clinical knowledge is blended with developing skills in communication for health and social...

...physiology and dance analysis which will provide you with a solid understanding of the theory and practice of contemporary dance. For students interested...

...become an expert in your chosen area of research, preparing you for life after graduation. For all students we host over 100 guest lectures every academic...