University of Brighton courses

...visual research and processes and explores fashion and identity through outputs such as magazines, fanzines and interactive imaging. Introduction to Visual... Learn about: Communication Training, Fashion Photography, Business Studies...

...themes and resources, for example, the Royal Pavilion and Museums; the historical development of local identities in subcultures and sexualities and Brighton on... Learn about: Art design...

...through introductory sessions on camera, lighting, sound recording and production management leading to fast turnaround small crew productions equipping... Learn about: Film Production...

...Modules Market Research and Business in the Creative Industries Fashion Fundamentals Design and Make Personal Design Development Design and Culture under Scrutiny... Learn about: Business Studies...

...Methods and Materials This module introduces you to materials, processes and technical skills and will support you to develop your confidence with independent research... Learn about: IT risk...

...the Victorian period to the emergence of the ‘Movie Palace’ to the rise and decline of the Hollywood studio system in the post-war period. You will be introduced to the scientific... Learn about: Media Studies, Communication Training...

...are looking for is our priority, so courses are reviewed and enhanced on an ongoing basis. When you have applied to us, you’ll be told about any new developments...

...You will be introduced to the proper handling of equipment necessary for developing a safe and efficient studio practice and the university and fine...

...informing the development of professional skills. Seminars and tutorials will give you the opportunity to discuss your interests with each other...

...user of statistical software. Options* Introduction to Ecology and Conservation Module code: BY156 This module will introduce you to key concepts and principles... Learn about: Physical Geography...

...The module will support you in how to learn at university, and in particular, with learning independently and autonomously. The module also involves... Learn about: Human Geography...

...African Iron Age dynasties and environmental degradation. There is a focus on employability, transferable skills and applied learning. Trips to destinations...

...Key aspects will be emphasised using practical and field exercises. *Option modules are indicative and may change, depending on timetabling and staff availability...

...geographic information systems to explore the scientific and social context of global issues. Balancing a broad subject area with an innovative technical component...

...Our Geology MGeol takes you from core concepts in the subject to advanced, masters-level study. It prepares you for further research and employment in fields such as hydrogeology...

...photography, the internet and a psychiatric ‘case study’. You will interrogate the importance of narrative voice, narrative development and closure in the production of meaning... Learn about: History Politics, Environmental Sustainability...

...and design around the world, from traditional manufacture to emerging contemporary practices. The course covers subjects including fine... Learn about: Art design...

...of contemporary practice. Making sure that what you learn with us is relevant, up to date and what employers are looking for is our priority... Learn about: Communication Training, Visual Communication...

...the practice of historical inquiry through an exploration of various approaches to the study of the experience of crisis and conflict in the mid-twentieth century...

...while encouraging you to critically reflect on how narratives construct particular visions of our world. The module focuses specifically on issues of narrative structure...