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This unique programme introduces the ways in which brands are developed and used. It will help you understand how the growth of branding in areas such as business, entertainment, politics, government, sport and culture has changed and how it is impacting the societies we live in.

Immerse yourself in the exploration of practical and professional approaches to children’s book illustration and writing for young children.

This interdisciplinary MA is for performance makers, researchers, facilitators and writers who want to use performance to respond to the most urgent social, political and ecological issues of our times.

Undertake your own research project in the Centre for Research Architecture.

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This 12-month, intensively taught practice-based Masters is aimed at artists and graduates working within the field of artists’ film and moving image who wish to develop their practice and professional networks with the support of 91¿ìÉ«' School of Art and its uniquely high concentration of accomplished artist filmmakers.

This MA is tailored for people who want to start a career in the game industry. One of the only programmes in the UK taught by actual game developers, it will teach you game design, art and animation, and game programming. This programme has a strong focus on entrepreneurship and business, including the possibility to carry out an internship with industry partners.

91¿ìÉ« has begun its role as the new national delivery partner for Arts Council England’s Artsmark award.

Farzana Shain is a George Wood Professor in Education at 91¿ìÉ«. Her research interests and writing are focused broadly on racialised, classed and gendered inequalities especially in education. Mark Johnson is currently

Research. Working with Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) and supported by the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA), Recording History is a new oral history and expanding archive of material that foregrounds the work of international