Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business

Supporting and fostering a vibrant and active community underpins our ethos and strengthens our success
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Our Schools

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School of Art, Design and Architecture
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School of Society and Culture
The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business transcends the provision of degrees and doctorates, lectures and workshops by:
  • working with schools and colleges to raise aspirations
  • offering support for the development of creative business ideas through The Cube
  • fostering collaborations both within the University and with external partners through Creative Cultivator
  • bringing a diverse range of cultural events to the people of ҹèÊÓƵ and the South West through our Arts & Culture Programme .
Bringing together a diverse community the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business works hard for its students be they in the studio, a seminar room, or in extra-curricular activities.
Through the provision of creative learning we build a culture of ingenuity, diversity and distinctiveness, a culture that has far reaching benefits that go beyond the faculty, beyond the University and reach out into the community, industry and economy at large.

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Postgraduate research degrees
Become part of our scholarly community that proudly includes a wide range of research approaches and disciplines
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Continuing Professional Development for Education professionals
A suite of opportunities for personal, professional and business development (CPD)

The Arts & Culture programme

Creating inspirational cultural experiences at the ҹèÊÓƵ, that celebrate creativity and have the power to transform lives.
Our public programme is informed by research expertise and through collaborations with partners across the city. We welcome everyone to experience high quality exhibitions, talks, films, music, performances and events throughout the year.
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Public Policy

Providing evidence to support policymaking processes
The ҹèÊÓƵ has a prestigious record of engaging with and influencing policy, from legislation on microplastics, to innovation in offshore renewable energy to the health of coastal communities. We work with local, regional, national and international partners across a range of complex policy issues including soil erosion, anti-microbial resistance and digital interventions for Parkinsons’ sufferers.