University of Brighton courses

...and their impact upon visual promotion and how these can be utilised as fashion communicators. Lectures on fashion trends and forecasting, emergent technologies... Learn about: Fashion Photography, Communication Training, 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...

...In Semester 1 you will have an introduction to the organisation and practices required to go from idea to delivered piece. You will learn production fundamentals... Learn about: Film Production...

...economy and supports 880,000 jobs. Creativity and craftsmanship will be at the heart of your development, allowing you to explore your own interests... Learn about: Business Studies...

...your ability to produce self-directed work. Studio practice units emphasise experimentation and risk-taking within a critical but supportive environment... Learn about: IT risk...

...and networked digital technologies, and explore issues of public service broadcasting, the video nasties debate, the emergence of the Internet... Learn about: Communication Training, Media Studies...

...the module will expand your knowledge and understanding of a range of historical, philosophical and theoretical positions within the context of fine art practice...

...Year 1 Modules Studio Practice 1: Thinking and Making This module is an introduction to studio practice. You will identify key concerns in your practice...

...helping to generate and develop creative ideas. Studio Practice 2: Enquiry, Edition, Exhibition This module provides you with the opportunity to match...

...module will introduce you to a range of academic study skills, fieldwork skills and transferable skills for geography and environmental sciences... Learn about: Physical Geography...

...along with freshwater rivers and both saline and semi-saline estuaries. You will have the opportunity to undertake a year’s placement allowing you to build... Learn about: Human Geography...

...residential field course where you will learn field data collection and analysis techniques, methodology design and how to present research findings...

...geochemistry of common sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous rock types. You will develop skills in description and identification in hand specimen...

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

...which is a great way to build your knowledge and skills, make contacts in industry and increase your confidence and employability. Year 1 The first...

...inquiry through an exploration of various approaches to the study of the experience of crisis and conflict in the mid-twentieth century. Philosophical... Learn about: Environmental Sustainability, History Politics...

...Techniques and Tools This module will introduce you to the frameworks and tools by which a variety of visual and material objects, images and environments... Learn about: Art design...

...professional practice and the development of a personal visual language. As you begin to identify and locate your practice within a framework of critical... Learn about: Communication Training, Visual Communication...

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

...the claims of social scientists to produce verifiable knowledge about the social world, and evaluate the political implications of different methodological...