Undergraduate Degrees in Brighton and Hove

...theory and applied research. Diversity of Life Module code: BY151 This module will provide an integrated approach to the study of living organisms... Learn about: Marine Biology...

...depending on timetabling and staff availability... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...so courses are reviewed and enhanced on an ongoing basis. If you apply to us, you’ll be told about any new developments through our applicant portal... Learn about: Financial Training...

...A-levels or equivalent qualifications, want to change career or simply feel you want to explore the options offered by university-level science before...

...enquiry during a short, off-campus placement. The enquiry focus will be determined by you, based on your emerging educational and academic interests...

...keeping it up-to-date and relevant. You will get involved in challenging and rewarding project work and have the opportunity to join the Formula Student... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...design, presentation, and communication skills, and give you an experience that mirrors working in industry. Guest lecturers reinforce our strong industrial... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...If you achieve the required standard in year 2, you can choose to progress directly to the third year of the Electronic and Computer Engineering MEng... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering...

...Engineering Practice Embedded Systems 1 Analogue Electronics Digital Electronics Electrical Engineering... Learn about: Computer Engineering...

...writing tools to experiment with storying the self in a variety of written genre. The Structure and Grammar of English On this module you'll develop... Learn about: English Language, Creative Writing...

...of literary works. Our courses are reviewed and enhanced on an ongoing basis in order to make sure that what you learn with us is relevant and that... Learn about: English Language...

...These concepts include: the nature of context and the difference between context-dependent and context-independent meaning; Gricean non-natural meaning... Learn about: English Language...

...learn about how language can affect social change, and collect and analyse language data. You will develop a deep understanding of the fundamentals of the English language... Learn about: English Language...

...to a variety of narrative texts and genres (including early forms such as fairy-tales and myths) and to key issues in narrative theory. The module offers... Learn about: Writing Skills, Creative Writing...

...overview of literary criticism. By the end of the module you will be able to apply theoretical vocabulary and knowledge of critical concepts in the interpretation... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...language and have the chance to explore a variety of topics from women’s writing and feminist theory to language use and the psychology and philosophy of language...

...and environmental sciences. The module will support you in how to learn at university, and in particular, with learning independently and autonomously... Learn about: Environmental Science...

...and visual research and processes from the hand-drawn sketch to the digital image. It equips you to experiment and test ideas in fashion drawing... Learn about: Communication Training, Business Studies, Fashion Photography...

...themed study related to your individual preferences and/or programme of study. The module will introduce you to the teaching and learning methods... Learn about: Art design...

...Semester 2 will be learning through doing. You will produce a short narrative film production, from idea to screen, followed by a short form documentary or music film production... Learn about: Film Production...