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Why you should choose a placement module at University!
If you weren’t interested before, you should be after this!
If you weren’t interested before, you should be after this!
The next Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics, and Ethics (CAPPE) seminar Critical Theory & Radical Politics Seminar will be this Thursday March 1.
First year Visual Culture student Sarahlouise Newman gives her verdict of Diana: Her Fashion Story at Kensington Palace.
Despite the snowy weather, our open evening at Falmer for MAs in creative writing, languages and linguistics is going ahead as planned.
Our Linguistics subject area has an active online community, run by expert in the subject Tim Wharton.
Third year psychology students recently held a ‘Day of Social Justice’ on our Falmer campus. Dr Helen Johnson, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, said: ‘The students have put a lot of work into creating displays about issues of social justice which matter to them and help change the world for the better’ Each group of students […]
Second year BA (Hons) Visual Culture student Ella Winning on an eye-opening course trip to Germany.
The Academic Programme Leader for our History of Art and Design subject area is quoted in the Boston Globe on the less sugary valentines that were popular between 1840 and 1930.
E-J Scott, curator of The Museum of Transology, BA(Hons) Fashion and Dress History graduate and Fashion Lecturer at the University of Brighton, will be giving a talk about the history of trans people this week.
CAPPE run seminars throughout the year on deeply thought-provoking subjects, featuring fascinating guest speakers from across UK and international academia. View this year’s events.