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Researchers from the university are behind a pioneering document that outlines future aims for women and gender equality in the virtual reality industry.
Brighton students will play a role in the upcoming CINECITY Film Festival, the full programme of which has been revealed today.
The quality of teaching experienced by students at the university has been judged to consistently exceed the rigorous national requirements for Higher Education in the UK.
Dawn Scott, Professor of Mammal Ecology and Conservation at the university, presents her inaugural lecture 'Human-Carnivore Conflict and Coexistence' at the Sallis-Benney Theatre, 7 November 2018.