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"The University of Essex was born during a rare moment of national hope and enthusiasm in the early 1960s, when everything seemed possible and new departures seemed essential." Professor Hugh Brogan Read more of A Personal History of the University of Essex at: http://www.essex.ac.uk/about/history/personal.aspx

Founded in 1967, the Department of Art History at Essex is recognised nationally and internationally as one of the very best in the UK. Our approach: We are committed to an open and friendly approach and offering close personal attention to individual students and their needs. Research interests of our staff: Staff expertise covers a wide range of interests in both teaching and research. These include painting and sculpture in Europe and the USA, architecture and city planning from the Renaissance to the present day, Latin American art and architecture, installation art, photography, film and video. University of Essex Collection of Latin American Art Our growing University of Essex Collection of Latin American art (UECLAA) is already the biggest in Europe, providing students with the opportunity to study, handle and mount exhibitions of original works of art. For the UECLAA website: http://www.ueclaa.org/ueclaaOnline/index.jsp The Department is aso home to two online journals that publish articles written by postgraduates and lecturers on a range of subjects relating to the visual arts. They are: Rebus: A Journal of Art History and Theory http://www.essex.ac.uk/arthistory/rebus/ Arara - Art and Architecture of the Americas http://www.essex.ac.uk/arthistory/arara/

If you have any questions relating to your first steps into the Essex human rights family, or if you would like to start meeting potential colleagues, you can join the Essex Human Rights Postgraduate Students 2012-13 Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/essexhr2013/ Former students will be at hand to answer any questions you may have about courses, professors, social life, accommodation etc. You will also be able to interact with other potential students. We look forward to meeting you! Please feel free to take a look at the Essex Human Rights Centre website: http://www.essex.ac.uk/human_rights_centre/index.aspx You can also follow us on Twitter (@EssexHRC) : https://twitter.com/EssexHRC And connect with us on LinkedIN: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/essex-human-rights-centre/46/69a/bb1 Essex Human Rights Clinic is doing brilliant work at the Centre, you can find out more on the website: http://www.essex.ac.uk/human_rights_centre/hrc/ and their facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/University-of-Essex-Human-Rights-Clinic/101490496616074 Alumni of the Human Rights Centre can join the Essex Human Rights Alumni Association on their website: http://www.ehraa.org/ and on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Essex-Human-Rights-Alumni-Association-EHRAA/150943914925948

The OFFICIAL Facebook Page of University of Essex Alumni (on behalf of the Development and Alumni Relations Office) Find out all the latest information here!

There are lots of ways to stay connected with the vTeam. We are on Twitter (vteamessex) and we also have a blog! Check it out at www.vteamessex.wordpress.com. Updated daily and giving you a more personal insight into the vTeam. You can always get in contact by emailing the vteam@essex.ac.uk or leaving a comment on any of our social networks.

Why choose Essex? The Psychology Department at Essex is young, dynamic, enthusiastic and research oriented. In the latest Research Assessment Exercise 95% of our research was rated as of international quality. Our teaching was rated as 'Excellent' by the government's most recent Quality Assurance Agency exercise. We are housed in purpose built buildings and are very well equipped for teaching and research. We have excellent computer labs, and a recently built neuroscience laboratory. We combine both small group and large group teaching throughout our degree. The campus at Essex is small and friendly, yet within easy reach of Stanstead airport and London and the coast to the east. Courses we offer: BA/BSc in Psychology: Our degree scheme is fully accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS). Accreditation is a clear indication of excellent teaching quality and is necessary to enrol in certain post-graduate professional training courses. Already have a degree but wish you had studied psychology?: If you are thinking of returning to study or want to add a psychology qualification to your cv, we offer a fast track (one-year) MSc Psychology conversion degree in psychology. Looking for advanced training in a small group with hands on experience? We offer an MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience, MSc Cognitive Neuropsychology and MSc Research Methods. These courses stand alone or are an excellent preparation for PhD study. Our international quality research teams offer PhD training in social psychology, cognitive psychology and sensory and cognitive neuroscience.

The School of Law has an international reputation for excellence in teaching and research. We offer opportunities for study at undergraduate (LLB), taught postgraduate (LLM) and research postgraduate (MPhil, PhD) levels. All of our degrees are taught by experts committed to excellence in legal scholarship and teaching. The School has teaching and research interests in all areas of the legal curriculum, including: public law and human rights law at national, European and international levels; company, commercial and trade law; family, child and medical law; digital and communications technology laws; and humanitarian and environmental law. All our LLBs are qualifying law degrees. You may study for an LLB in English Law or in Law with another subject (Human Rights, Philosophy or Politics). If you have excellent French language skills, we offer the LLB/Maîtrise through our links with Paris X Nanterre; otherwise we have range of other degrees offering the chance to study abroad. At postgraduate level, we offer a range of LLMs including International Human Rights Law, International Trade Law and European Business Law (the PALLAS programme). For email contacts, see: http://www.essex.ac.uk/law/contact/index.shtm

The International Academy is an academic department at the University of Essex, one of the UK’s leading academic institutions, rated ninth nationally for research excellence. We offer pathway programmes for students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Courses are available for pre-undergraduates, undergraduates, pre-masters and postgraduates. Our aim is that you achieve your full potential, enjoy your course and gain experience in different ways of thinking and learning. You will be working with enthusiastic and friendly members of staff who are experts in their fields. Our teachers will help you acquire the necessary subject knowledge and skills and develop a critical and reflective approach to your study. Classes are run in small groups of approximately twelve and students receive a lot of individual attention.

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We are the only Sociology department in the country to have been awarded the highest rating in all six of the national Research Assessment Exercises (RAE) that have been undertaken since 1986.

ISER is a Department of the University of Essex with an international profile for its cutting-edge socio-economic research. Its prestigious team of researchers has a wide range of expertise in social science disciplines, including economics, sociology, demography, geography and statistics.