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Teaching and learning conference hears how course adapts to a changing society
Robin Dunford, course leader for Globalisation: History, Politics and Culture, told a teaching conference how the course had adapted to reflect a changing society.
Robin Dunford, course leader for Globalisation: History, Politics and Culture, told a teaching conference how the course had adapted to reflect a changing society.
Allie Rogers can often be found among the thousands of books in the University of Brighton’s Falmer library – but now she’s earning accolades for her own literature.
The University of Brighton’s The Big Read scheme was rewarded with an invitation to Buckingham Palace for a prestigious event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Man Booker Prize.
A University of Brighton graduate has been lighting up London’s most iconic buildings with political slogans.
This July the School of Humanities has run its first residential summer school.
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Students at the University of Brighton will be able to study Creative Writing as a single honours course from 2019.