It is the arts and humanities that give us our cultural wealth, and those who study them learn to look at things differently.
The College of Arts and Humanities at Brighton is a platform for education, research and community engagement that extends into and beyond the city, developing opportunities around the highest levels of practice. Here, the best traditions of the independent art college meet the best traditions of the multi-disciplinary university.
Read more about our ethos and objectives as scholarly practitioners and researchers in the arts and humanities.
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Life Bucket by Bill Beech, from the University of Brighton Aldrich Collection
The College of Arts and Humanities is a key part of cultural life in Brighton. With a city centre venue, gallery and theatre, we connect with the region's scholars, researchers, artists and designers in many ways as well as providing a nationally reputed base for courses across the cultural disciplines.
Exhibition curated by artist and lecturer captures national interest
Tom Hammick's 'Towards Night' is at Eastbourne's Towner Gallery.
Interior Architecture BA(Hons) scoops two Free Range awards
Recognition for graduate Kate Vickery and a group award for the
Prestigious award for work identifying economic benefits of archaeology
Dr Jaime Kaminsky receives fellowship from International Centre for Conservation
‘Materiality and the visual arts archive: matter and meaning’, 23 September 2016
Design Archives collaborates on symposium with ARLIS Committee for Art and
New book combines photography and poetry
Professor Mark Power's collaborative work observes changing UK attitudes.
Fine Art graduate finalist in Contemporary British Painting Prize
David Auborn makes final 15 in prestigious competition.
Architecture students create stalls at London market
Folding stalls help promote Carnaval del Pueblo
