Study abroad programme at 国产探花

We offer a junior semester or year-long study abroad programme across all our academic schools. You’ll be joining a welcoming community of international students at the 国产探花. 

Contact the Study Abroad team

About this programme

The junior semester abroad programme is available to international undergraduate students for either a semester or an academic year.

The autumn semester runs from September to December, and the spring semester runs from January to June.

Autumn students leave the programme before the Christmas break and arrange for early assessment in their classes. Year-long students resume their studies in January through to the end of the academic year in June. 

Spring semester students arrive a week before the beginning of semester two and the Study Abroad Office organises an induction programme and registration for classes. Spring students have an Easter break during the term and continue classes until the end of semester two in June.

Key facts

  • Semester or full year 
  • Autumn semester: Sep–Dec
  • Spring semester: Jan–Jun
  • Full year: Sep–Jun
  • GPA: 2.75
  • IELTS: 6.0

Programme details

Academic courses and credits

Students on study abroad programmes at the 国产探花 can choose to study a range of subjects.

Our courses offer a combination of the latest subject knowledge, practical experience and industry-standard facilities, with the aim of giving you a competitive edge in your career. You can choose up to three 20-credit modules per semester, one of which could include the British culture module.

Modules are timetabled at the beginning of each semester; classes that run in the fall are not then offered again in the spring, and vice-versa.

You can see the module options for the 2026-27 academic year below.

Classes are negotiated with students on an individual basis prior to arrival and are subject to availability and suitability. In case your module preferences are not available, we require you to consider a good number of options.

Our campuses

We have three main campuses in 国产探花 – Moulsecoomb, City and Falmer.

Moulsecoomb campus is our largest student campus and is home to most of our academic schools, including:

  • School of Applied Sciences
  • School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering
  • School of Business and Law
  • School of Humanities and Social Science

City campus is our most central 国产探花 campus, just a few minutes walk from the iconic Royal Pavilion and 国产探花 Palace Pier. This campus is home to our School of Art and Media.

Our Study Abroad Office is based on Falmer campus, nestled in the South Downs countryside and located next to Premier League football club, 国产探花 & Hove Albion. This campus is home to the School of Education, Sport and Health Sciences.

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Module options

Our modules are timetabled at the beginning of each semester, and classes that run in the Fall are not then offered again in the Spring, and vice versa. However, we have a full and comprehensive range of modules offered across our schools. Education Modules are negotiated on an individual basis due to the nature of the courses. 

Classes are negotiated on an individual basis with students prior to arrival and are subject to availability and suitability. 

For more information on your module options, please see our fall modules,  spring modules and year-long modules. 

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British Culture module

You’ll have the opportunity to take the British Culture module as part of your programme.

The class deepens your knowledge of British Culture and history, complementing your experience of living here. The aims of this module are to develop and enrich your knowledge and understanding of British Culture, reflecting on the influence of the past as well as the present.

You will acquire theoretical and practical experience of cultural analysis, with visits to famous castles, Roman palace ruins and other key cultural sites.

Big Ben, Houses of Parliament and London bridge overlooking the river Thames.

How to apply

There are two different ways you can apply for this programme:

  • Apply to the 国产探花 directly
    You can arrange your study abroad programme with the 国产探花 directly using our online application form.
  • Apply through a consortium or partner
    We currently work with one of the largest worldwide associations, University Study Abroad Consortium (USAC). If you would like USAC to organise your study, .
    For students from Germany, we are partnered with World of Students. Please for more information about applying. 

Entry qualifications

You need to have an English language level that is equivalent to IELTS 6.0 to attend this programme.

The minimum GPA required is 2.75.

Application timeline

Semester 1: September–December
DateEvent
June Deadline for applications
July Confirmation of acceptance at the 国产探花 and payment of the deposit
August  Confirmation of your place in halls of residence and prepare for your programme
September  Start your programme, move into your accommodation, attend mandatory orientation, London field trip and 国产探花 fresher's week, pay your remaining fee balance two weeks before classes start
October  Classes begin and field trip to East Sussex
November Field trip to Bodiam Castle and Rye
December Field trip to Arundel, programme finishes, final examinations, move out of your accommodation and travel home
Semester 2: January–June
DateEvent
November Deadline for applications
December Confirmation of acceptance at the 国产探花 and payment of the deposit, confirmation of your place in halls of residence and prepare for your programme
January Start your programme, move into your accommodation, attend mandatory orientation, London field trip, pay your remaining fee balance two weeks before classes start
February Classes begin and field trip to East Sussex
March/April Field trip to Bodiam Castle and Rye, plus spring break
May Field trip to Arundel and final examinations
June Programme finishes, move out of your accommodation housing and travel home

Fees

Fees for the academic year 2026–27
 ProgrammeCredits Fees Included in fees
 Study Abroad Programme per semester  60  £5,900  3 x day trips

Please note that fees may be subject to small increases each academic year.

If you are applying through or , please contact them directly for fees.

Fall semester module options 2026–27

You can browse the optional modules available for the fall semester by academic school. 

If you want more information about any of the modules listed, please email us on studyabroadoffice@brighton.ac.uk and we will send you detailed descriptions of the modules you are interested in. 

School of Humanities and Social Science

English Literature and Creative Writing, English Language and Linguistics, Politics
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

LL401

Narratives of (Un)Belonging

4

20

LL412

Textual Encounters

4

20

LL415 

国产探花 Write

4

20

LL417

Empire and Revolution

4

20 

LL431

Storying the Self

 4

20

LL420

Poetry-Politics-Protect

4 

20
HD496

Politics of the Past

4

20

PO401

Introduction to Global Challenges

 4  20 
PO404 Politics in Practice 4 20

LL502

Genres

5

20

LL506

Introduction to Journalism

5

20 

LL520 

Twentieth Century Literary Experiment

5

20

LL506

Introduction to Journalism

5

20 

LL507

Women's Writing and Feminist Theory

5

20

LL513

Stories that Transform: Reading and Writing for Change 

5

20

LL523

Children's Literature and Culture

5

20
LL531 Queer Writing 5 20
LL540 From Postcolonial to Black British Literature 5  20

PO501

Unruly Bodies

 5 20
PO509 Contemporary International Relations  5 20
SS552 UK Politics 5 20
SS535 Authority, Democracy, Justice  5 20

LL555

Image and Text: The Language of Comics and Graphic Novels

 5 20

LL610

Citizen Journalism 

6

20

LL616 

Environment, Landscape and Nature Writing

6

20

LL625

Gothic: Texts and Contexts

6

20

LX601

World Englishes

6

20

LX661

Approaches to Analysing Discourse

6

20

Social Science 
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

SS407

Social Policy and Social Welfare

4

20

SS430

Contemporary Social Inequalities 

4

20

SS449

Sociology Live: Interrogating Current Social Problems 

4

20

SS519

Theorising the Social World 

5

20

SS688

Sociology of Globalisation 

6

20

SS624

Global Social Policy

6

20

Humanities, Art History
CodeModule TitleLevelCredit

HC451 

Historical Enquiry 

4

20
HD407 Art and Design History in 国产探花: Places and Processes 4  20
HD497 Empires: Global Power and Conflict 4  20

HF498

History Workshop: Places and Podcasts

 4 20

HC550

Critical Traditions in Western Thought

5

20 

HC552

Self and Society: Conceptualising Subjectivity

5

20

HC556

Politics, History & Ideology: The Age of European Dominance 1870-1945

5

20

HC594

Colonialism in the Contemporary Global Order

5

20

HC560 

Racism and Anti-Racist Struggle: The Ethics and Politics of Resistance

5

20

HC571

Realism, Modernism & Postmodernism

5

20

HC583

Reading Plato's Republic in a Global Polity

5

20

HD534

Words and Pictures, Texts and Textiles

5

20

HD538

Reading Fashion and Design 

5

20 

HD544

Reconstruct, Recreate, Remake 

5

20

HD545

Spaces and Bodies

 5 20

HD547

Gender & Sexuality in Art and Visual Culture

 5  20

HD546

Understanding Exhibitions and Creating Displays

5

20

HD632

Art and Visual Culture in Communities  

6

20

HD633

Networks and Sustainability in Art and Design

6

20

HD642

Professional Paths in Art and Design History 

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Art and Media

Electronic Music and Sound, Fine Art Printmaking, Photography
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

AG1010

Practice 1: Introduction to Sound 

4

20

AG1011

Practice 2: Sound as Material: Perception and Experimentation 

4

20

AG1014

HCS 1: Programme Profile Introduction

4

20 

AGP445

Studio Practice 1: Orientation: Fine Art and Printmaking

4

20

AGP446

Printmaking Technical Inductions 

4

20

AG1016

Photography and Identity 

4

20

AG1017 

Photography and Place 

4 

20 

AG1020

Origins and Histories of Photography 

5

20

AG279

The Global Challenge Project: Art as Activism 

5 

20

AG284

Practice 5 and 6: Sound for Screen 

5 

20

AG219

Creative Process for Exhibition

5

20

AG298

HCS 3: Sound/Music and the Moving Image

5

20

AGX458 

Diary Practice: Making Meaning in Times of Global Challenge 

5

20

AG279

The Global Challenge Project 

5

20 

AG294

Concepts and Theories in Contemporary Photography

5

20 

Media Studies
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

LM118

Producing and Consuming Social Media 

4

20

LM173

Media and Popular Culture 

4

20

LM244

Visual Media Culture

5

20

LM245

Media Project Management

5

20

LB512

Media Ethics

5

20

LM322

Media, Law and Politics

6

20

LM343

Sustainability & Innovation in Digital Culture

6

20

LM344

Digital Media Marketing & Innovation 

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering

Computing and Games, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Aerospace and Automotive Engineering
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

FY001 

Core Mathematics

0

20

FY003 

Core Science

0

20

FY023 

Mechanics

0

20

CI404 

Introduction to Cyber Security

4 

20

CI411  

Introduction to Games Programming

4

20

EO429 

Intro to Electronic Engineering

4

20

XE411 

Mechanical Design

4

20

XE420 

Engineering Mathematics

4

20 

XE421  

Engineering Practices

4

20

CI502 

Large Scale Data Processing

5

20

CI512 

Intelligent Systems 1

5

20 

CI505 

Introduction to Functional Programming

5 

20

CI587 

Web Based Game Development

5

20

EO501 

Communication Networks

5

20

EO520 

Control and Applications

5

20 

EO524  

Embedded Systems 2 

5

20

EO529 

Analogue Electronics and Communications

5

20 

RO501 

Intelligent Systems

5 

20

ME544 

Mechanics of Materials

5

20

ME547 

Dynamics and Control

5

20

XE500 

Engineering Systems

5

20

CI604  

Usability Evaluation

6

20

CI629 

Project Management

6 

20

EO632 

High Voltage Power, Distribution and Utilisation

6

20

EO601 

Networking

6

20

EO602

AI/ML for Robotics Communication Systems

6

20

EO626

Digital Signal Processing

6

20

ME643

Dynamics and Control

6

20

ME644

Flight Dynamics and Control

6

20

ME645

Control Systems for Automotive Applications

6

20

ME651 

Aircraft Design and Management Project

6

20

ME653

Vehicle Design

6

20

XE634

Product Design

6

20

Civil Engineering and Built Environment
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

CE412

Construction Materials

4

20

BE415

Introduction to the Built Environment

 4  20

BE437

Building Technology and Design 1 

 4 20

CE471

Mathematics for Civil Engineering 

4

20

CE472

Civil Engineering Practice

 4 20

CE413

Construction Materials for Built Environment

 4 20

BE511

Architectural Technology Professional Practice

5

20

BE512

Building Survey Professional Practice

5

20

BE513

Construction Project Management Professional Practice

5

20

BE515

Built Environment Professional Practice 

5

20

BE535

Construction Methods and Technology

 5  20

BE575

Building Information Modelling

 5 20

BE557

Quantity Surveying

5

20

CE511

Structural Analysis

5

20

CE532

Fluid and Soil Mechanics

5

20

BE616

Construction Risk and Financial Analysis

6

20

BE635

Project Planning and Analysis

6

20

BE655

Building Pathology and Life Care

6

20

CE611

Dynamics of Structures

 6 30

CE612

Design of Steel Structure

6

20

CE631

Geotechnical Engineering 2

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Applied Science

Geographical Sciences, Ecology and Conservation
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

GY511  

Earth Surface Processes 

5 

20

BY564

Population Biology for Conservation

5

20

GY551 

Sustainable Futures 

5

20

GY651 

Geographies of Genders and Sexualities 

6

20

GY671 

Advanced GIS and Remote Sensing 

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Business and Law

Enterprise and Innovation, Events and Tourism, Economics, Finance and Accounting, Law, Management, Marketing
CodeModule title LevelCredit

OS523 

Managing Digital Transformation 

5

20

IT582 

Digital Marketing and Analytics 

5

20

LW501 

Professional Legal Practice 2 

5

20

MK506 

Services Marketing 

5

20

MK566 

Marketing Research and Insight 

5

20

MK567  

Marketing Analytics  

5

20

EC501

Intermediate Mircoeconomics

 5 20

EC503

Introduction to Economics

 5 20

EC521

Introduction to Business Analysis

 5 20

HR570

Leadership

 5 20

EC568

Environmental Economics

 5 20 

TE512

Working and Learning in Teams

 5 20 

TT523

Tourism, Planning and Development

 5 20 

BM501

Understanding Tourists and the Tourism Industry

 5 20

BM505

Events, Experience and Design

 5  20

FN581

Financial Management

 5  20

MA583

Management Accounting Systems

 5 20 

CA681 

Small Business and Entrepreneurship 

6

20

EC601 

Contemporary Issues in Economics 

6

20

EC668 

Environmental Economics

6

20

EC681 

Financial and Capital Markets 

6

20

CA681

Small Business and Entrepreneurship

 6 20

DB625

International Business Report

 6 20

DB650

International Placement Project

 6 20

DB665

International Management

 6 20

TE612

Developing High-Performing Teams

 6 20

FA660 

Financial and Corporate Reporting 

6

20

FA662 

Taxation

6

20

FN650 

Corporate Financial Management 

6

20

FN668 

Finance and Risk Management 

6

20

FN678 

Fintech (Financial Technologies) 

6

20

HR680 

Managing and Developing People

6

20

HR686 

Strategic HRM 

6

20

MK627 

Marketing, Planning and Strategy  

6

20

MK644 

Consumer Psychology 

6 

20

MK656 

Digital Optimisation 

6 

20

MK665 

Innovation in Marketing 

6

20

MK690 

Marketing Across Cultures 

6

20

TT600 

Global Issues in Travel and Tourism 

6 

20

TT602 

Destination Marketing 

6

20

IT684 

E-Commerce and Online Behaviour

 6

20

IA601

Theorising the International Events Industry

 6

20

LW602

Equality and Trusts

 6 20

LW607

Advanced Criminal Law and Policy

 6 20

LW610

Criminology Research Project 

 6

20

LW614

Intellectual Property Law

 6

20

LW617

Criminal Litigation and Procedure

 6 20 

LW619

Property Law and Practice

 6 20

LW622

Media and Sport Law

 6  20
LW623 Human Rights and Business 6 20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Education, Sport and Health Sciences

Education Studies, Sport and Exercise
CodeModule titleLevel Credit

LE400 

Who Runs Sport? 

4

20

SR411 

Intro to Sport Business Management 

4

20

SR425 

Preparing for the World of Sport 

4

20

KV515

Introduction to British Culture 

 5 20

LE550 

Power and Politics in Sport 

5 

20

LE556 

Conducting Research in Sport 

5 

20

LE642 

Community Sport Development: Policy and Practice 

6

20

SR611 

Strategic Change in Sport Business Management 

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

Spring semester module options 2026–27

You can browse the optional modules available for the spring semester by academic school. 

If you want more information about any of the modules listed, please email us on studyabroadoffice@brighton.ac.uk and we will send you detailed descriptions of the modules you are interested in.

School of Humanities and Social Science

English Literature and Creative Writing, English Language and Linguistics, Politics
Code Module titleLevelCredit 

LL402

Writers on Writing

 4 20

LL404

Introducing Research

4

20

LL416

The World, The Text and The Critic

4

20

LL418

Literary Histories of Cultures and Identities

 4 20

LL425

Staging Politics

4

20

PO410

Philosophical Enquiry

4

20 

PO506

We, the People

 5 20

SS560

Nations and Nationalism

 5  20

LL501

Writing for Stage, Radio and Screen

5

20

LL514

Cultures of Modernities

 5 20

LL519

Research: Special Topic

 5 20

LL525

Comics, Cultures and Societies

 5 20

LL532

Professional Practice and Placement

5 

20

LL530

British Literature and Twentieth Century History

5

20

LL533

Literature and Art History

5

20

LL536

Research and Practice

 5 20

LL538

Gender: Texts and Concepts

 5 20

LL501

Writing for Stage, Radio and Screen

5

20

LL516

Early Modern Literature

5

20

LX555

The Language of Comics and Graphic Novels

5

20

LN521

Multilingualism

5

20

PO507

Genres of Environmental Writing

5

20

PO504

Researching Politics

5

20

LL630

Victorian Sexualities

5

20

LL601

(Re) Viewing Shakespeare

6 

20

LL615

Conflict, Migration, Borders

6

20

LN610

Approaches to the Study of Meaning

6

20

Social Sciences
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

SS425

Theories of Crime

4

20 

SS439

Criminology in Action

4

20

SS422

Foundations of Sociology

4

20

SS563

Punishment, Power and the State

5

20

SS520

Sociology and the Life Course

5 

20 

SS556

Forensic Security 

5

20

SS699

Sociology and the Climate Emergency

6

20

SS689

Human Rights

 6 20

Humanities, Art History
CodeModule title LevelCredit

HC452

Studying Cultures

4

20

HD424

Material Matters

 4 20

HC455

Globalisation, Conflict and the Environment

 4  20

HD495

Revolutions: The Ideas that Made the Modern World

 4 20

HD499 

History Workshop: Archives and Filmmaking

 4 20

HC551

Critical Traditions in Western Thought 2

 5 20

HC553

Self and Society: Subject, Subjectivity and Subjection 

5

20

HC561

Race, Conflict and Identity in a Global Era

5

20

HD539

Cultural Politics of Fashion Design

 5 20

HD542

Modernism in Asia

 5 20

HC557

Cold War/Hot War

5

20

HC565

Development and Sustainability

5

20

HC584 

Body Politics, Body Ethics

5

20

HD548 

Art, Visual Culture and Ecology 

5

20

HD549

Staging & Screening Fashion and Design

5

20

HD647 

The Past in the Present 

6

20

HD654 

Making the Modern Home

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Art and Media

Electronic Music and Sound, Fine Art Printmaking, Photography
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

AG1012

Practice 3: Sound Organisation

4

20 

AG1013

Practice 4: Creative Audio Systems 

4

20

AG1015 

HCS 2: Experimental Sound and Music in Contemporary Culture 

4

20

AGP446 

Printmaking Technical Inductions Part 2 

4

20

AGP447 

Studio Practice 2: Enquiry, Edition and Exhibition 

4 

20

AGP452

Theories and Practices of Fine Art: An Introduction to Global Art Histories and Art Writing Part 2

4

20 

AG1018

The Real and the Imagined 

4

20

AG1019  

Stillness and Time 

4

20

AG1021 

Photographic Documents and Photographic Fictions 

4

20

AG286 

Practice 7: Sound Arts Practice 

5

20

AG289

HCS 4: Theory and History of Sound Art

5

20 

Media Studies
CodeModule titleLevelCredit 

LM133 

Understanding Audiences: Theory and Context

4

20

LM166 

Film, Language and History 

4

20

LM218 

Social Media Applications in Activism, Business and Life

5

20

LM247 

Brands and Public Relations 

5 

20

LM321 

Deconstructing the Nation 

6

20

LM372 

Critical Issues in Political Communication 

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering

Computing and Games, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Aerospace and Automotive Engineering
CodeModule title LevelCredit

FY009 

Engineering Mathematics

0

20

FY014 

Engineering Science

0

20

FY024 

Foundation Year Project 

0

20

RO401

Intro to AI

 4 20

CI406 

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 

4

20

C1411

Object Oriented Game Development

4

20

EO432 

Analogue and Digital Electronics 

4

20

EO422 

Embedded Systems 1 

4

20

ME405 

Design Project

4

20

ME410 

Energy System 

4

20

ME413 

Materials and Manufacture 

4 

20

CI541 

Game Development Frameworks

5

20

CI513 

Intelligent Systems 2

5

20

CI520

Narrative Design 

5

20

CI527 

Web Application Development 

5 

20

CI583 

Data Structures and Operating Systems  

5

20

EO527 

Electrical Engineering 2 

5

20

EO528 

Digital Systems Design 

5

20 

RO502 

Sensors and Actuators 

5

20

ME545  

Manufacturing Engineering 

5

20

ME558 

Thermofluids 

5

20

ME559 

Aerospace Fluid and Thermal Systems 

5

20 

XE521 

Engineering Design 

5

20

CI639 

New Horizons in Computing  

6

20

CE613

 Design of Structure 6 20

EO603

Wireless Computer Networks 

6

20

EO628 

Communications 

6

20

EO630 

Electronics 

6

20

ME625 

Manufacturing Systems 

6

20

ME646 

Computational Fluid Dynamics for Mechanical Engineering Applications 

6

20

ME647 

Computational Fluid Dynamics for Mechanical Engineering Applications 

6

20

ME648 

Automotive Computational Fluid Dynamics 

6

20

ME650 

Advanced Materials 

6

20

ME652

Aerospace Propulsion Systems and Avionics

6

20

ME654 

Automotive Powertrain and Sensor Technology

6

20

ME655

Advanced Manufacturing Engineering

 6

20

XE639 

Renewable Technologies

6

20

Built Environment and Civil Engineering
Code Module title LevelCredit

BE475

Land and Construction Surveying

4

20

BE436

Indoor Environment and Building Services 1 

 4 20

BE438

Building Technology and Design 2 

 4 20

CE411 

Structural and Stress Analysis 

4

20

CE431 

Engineering Geology and Soil Mechanics 

4

20

BE537 

Architectural Technology

5

20

BE555 

Building Surveying 

5

20

BE556 

Construction Project Management 

5

20

BE557 

Quantity Surveying

5

20

CE512 

Concrete Technology and Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures

5

20

BE636 

Sustainable Construction 

6

20

BE656 

Advanced Building Surveying 

6

20

BE657 

Construction Management

6

20

BE658 

Project Management for Construction

6 

20

BE659 

Advanced Quantity Surveying and Professional Practice  

6

20

CE611

Dynamics of Structures 

6

20

CE613 

Integrated Approach to Design of Structures

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Applied Science

Geographical Sciences
CodeModule titleLevel Credit

GY472 

Statistical and Spatial Data Analysis 

4

20

GY512 

Ice Age Earth 

5

20

GY531 

Environmental Pollution 

5

20

GY553 

Social Justice in Everyday Spaces

5

20

GY571 

GIS and Remote Sensing Principles and Practice 

5

20 

GY631 

Environmental Impact Assessment 

6

20

GY633 

The Frozen Planet 

6

20

GY634 

Water, Sanitation and Health 

6

20

GY652  

Political Ecology, Contested Environments

6

20
BY663

Ecological Impact Assessment

6 

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Business and Law

Enterprise and Innovation, Economics, Events and Tourism, Finance and Accounting, Law, Management, Marketing
CodeModule titleLevelCredit
OS501 Applied Business Analytics 5 20
EC502 Intermediate Macroeconomics 5 20
EC524 Economics Theory and Applications  5 20
EC526 Development Economics  5 20

EC656

Labour Economics

 5

20

DB550

Cross-Cultural Research

 5

20

IE504

Understanding Events Stakeholders: Competing Interests, Clashes and Conflicts

 5

20

BM504

Destination Marketing

 5

20

BM506

Live Event Production

 5

20

FA565

Business Ethics and Corporate Governance

 5 20

FA566

 Personal Financial Planning 5 20 
FN543 Understanding Finance Theory and Practice 5 20
FN585 Financial Modelling and Dealing 5 20 
FA583 Financial Accounting and Reporting 5 20 

TE510

Developing Business Start-ups 

 5

20

TE513

Managing Innovation in Start-ups 

 5

20

LW503 

EU Law  

5

20

LW512

Business Law

 5 20

LW515

Human Rights Law

 5

20

LW518 

Contemporary Issues in Commercial Law  

5

20

LW520

Contract Law (LYE)

 5 20

LW510 

Criminology Theory and Practice

5

20

LW572

 Law for Marketing 5  20 
LW587

Business Law and Practice

 5 20
LW588

Land Law

 5 20

LW515 

Human Rights Law

5

20

HR550 

Working Across Cultures 

5

20 

OS501  

Applied Business Analytics 

5

20 

MK501 

Digital Customer Experience 

5

20

MK585  

Marketing Ethics and Responsibility 

5 

20

MK591 

Design and Innovation 

5

20

DB666 

Developing Professional Practice in Business 

6

20

ST675 

Strategy: Enterprise and Innovation

6

20

HR656

Happiness – Work and Society

 6 20

OP677

Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM)

 6 20

OS601

Big Data and Business Intelligence

 6 20

DB662 

International Law and Socio-Economic Development

6

20

TE610

Agility and Open Innovation

6

20

TE611

Leading and Growing Responsible Business

6

20

EC656 

Labour Economics 

6

20

EC664 

Game Theory in Economics Finance and Business

6

20

IE605 

Festivals and Events: Historical and Cross-Cultural Comparison

6

20

FA664 

Audit and Assurance 

6

20

FA665 

Carbon Accounting

6

20

FN672 

Investment Management 

6

20

FN675 

Quantitative Trading and Investment

6

20

FN676 

Banking and Money 

6

20

FN680  

International Finance

6

20

MA660 

Management Control Systems: Finance and Accounting

6

20

LW605 

Family Law and Family Justice 

6

20 

LW627

International Trade Law

 6 20

LW609 

Healthcare Law and Ethics

6

20

LW622 

Media and Sport Law 

6

20

LW613 

Employment Law 

6 

20

LW603

Land Law

 6

20

LW611 

Key Debates in Crime and Justice

6

20

LW615

Domestic and Sexual Abuse

 6 20

LW618

Wills and the Administration of Estates

 6 20 

OS601 

Big Data and Business Intelligence

6

20

HR656 

Happiness - Work and Society

6

20

MK621 

Retail Marketing and Distribution

6

20

MK628  

Marketing Communications 

6

20

MK631 

Marketing Management and Leadership 

6 

20

MK632 

Futurism for Marketers

6

20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Education, Sport and Health Sciences 

Education Studies, Teacher Training Sport, Sport and Exercise
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

SR410

Finance and Economics for Sport Management

4

20

SR412 

Sport Events 

4

20

PU453 

Learning and Teaching through Games, Dance and Swimming 

4

20

PU454 

Learning and Teaching through Adventurous Activities, Athletics and Gymnastics 

4

20

KV515 

Introduction to British Culture 

5

20

SR512 

Leading and Managing People in Sport Business 

5

20

SR612 

Marketing for Sport Business

6

20

SI605 

Sport Event Tourism

6

20 

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

Year-long module options 2026–27

You can browse the optional year-long modules available by academic school. 

If you want more information about any of the modules listed, please email us on studyabroadoffice@brighton.ac.uk and we will send you detailed descriptions of the modules you are interested in.

School of Art and Media 

School of Art and Media year-long module options

Fine Printmaking
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

AGP452 

Theories and Practices of Fine Art: An Introduction to Global Art Histories and Art Writing 

4

20

AGP446 

Printmaking Technical Inductions 

4

20

AGP540 

Theories and Practices of Fine Art: Contexts and Specialisms 

5

20

AGP547 

Studio Practice 3:  Investigation, Experimentation, Public Exhibition and Engagement 

5

60

 *Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Applied Science 

School of Applied Science year-long module options

Ecology and Conservation
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

BY456 

Introduction to Ecology and Conservation 

4

20

AS400

Fundamentals of Marine and Freshwater Ecology (Speak to SAS office to confirm) 

4

20

BY565

Animal Diversity and Adaptation

5

20

AS500 

Marine and Freshwater Biology (Speak to SAS office to confirm)

5

20

AS600 

Current Topics in Aquatic Environments (Speak to SAS office to confirm) 

6

20

Geographical Sciences
Code Module titleLevelCredit

GY690 

Geography Dissertation

6

40

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Business and Law

School of Business and Law year-long module options 

Economics, Finance and Accounting, Management, Marketing
CodeModule titleLevelCredit

EC691 

Contemporary Economic Issues

6

40

LW604

Clinical Legal Education

6

40
FN615

Researching Contemporary Issues in Finance

6

40 

IT683 

Researching Contemporary Issues for the Intelligent Enterprise 

 6 40

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.

School of Education, Sport and Health Sciences 

School of Education, Sport and Health Sciences year-long module options 

Sport and Exercise
CodeModule title LevelCredit
SI528 Performance Assessment and Training Pin Strength and Conditioning 5 20
SI603 Personal and Professional Development in Sport and Exercise  6 20

*Please note all classes are subject to change, availability and suitability.