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Listen to staff and students on Spotify
Another chance to listen to our staff and students on our Humanities programme speak on a variety of subjects on our podcast series.
Another chance to listen to our staff and students on our Humanities programme speak on a variety of subjects on our podcast series.
The eye-opening history of naturism in 20th century Britain is the subject of a new book by Fashion and Design History lecturer Dr Annebella Pollen.
Thinking of applying to one of our courses? Take a look at our reading lists, covering both the humanistic and psychodynamic approaches. If you want to gain an understanding of the humanistic approach, you may wish to read some of the following texts: Bazzano M. and Webb J. (2016) Therapy and the Counter-Tradition: The edge […]
Wondering whether to apply for the Postgraduate Diploma in Humanistic or Psychodynamic Counselling, whether you need to do a placement, or be in therapy while you study? Read these frequently asked questions. Should I apply for the Humanistic or Psychodynamic Psychotherapeutic Counselling Postgraduate Diploma? We can provide a few pointers for you, but ultimately you […]
Take a look at the research profiles and the published work of the lecturers who teach on our counselling and psychotherapy Postgraduate Diplomas and MSc. Pamela Howard, Principal Lecturer Take a look at Pam’s research profile Read her book The Therapeutic Encounter: A Cross-Modality Approach co-authored with lecturer David Bott. Dwight Turner, Senior Lecturer Read […]
Come to the Humanities Society event at the University of Brighton’s Edward Street to hear this University of Sussex professor discuss Islamic philosophy. This is a drop in society – you can sit back, listen and relax, or ask questions and debate! Everyone is welcome.
Book your place for this online public talk (12 November, 2-4pm), co-chaired by politics lecturer Dr Heba Youssef and anthropology and psychology academic Dr Nichola Khan, which will explore the turbulent debates over the statue of Rhodes at Oxford University. The University of Brighton’s Centre for Spatial, Environmental and Cultural Politics (CSECP) announces two eminent […]
While studying Creative Writing at the University of Brighton, Harry Hillery worked with the Terrence Higgins Trust as part of the Communities of Practice module, where they became artist-in-residence and started archiving stories.
Olivia Terry has won two major awards for essays based on her recent graduate dissertation on the Fashion and Dress History degree at University of Brighton.
Dr Annebella Pollen has teamed up with Historic England to explore pictures taken by the public during the first 2020 lockdown.