Brunel University
School of Arts

BA Creative Writing
BA English
BA Film & Television Studies
BA Journalism (awaiting NCTJ accreditation)
BA Modern Drama Studies
BA Music
BA Sonic Arts
BMus Musical Performance
BMus Musical Composition
BA Games Design - Joint Honours only
MA Contemporary Performance Making
MA Contemporary Literature and Culture
MMus/MA: Contemporary Music
MA Creative & Professional Writing
MA Creative Writing: The Novel
MA Cult Film & TV
MA Digital Games: Theory and Design
MA Documentary Practice
MA International Journalism
MA Journalism (NCTJ accredited)
MA Shakespeare Authorship Studies

MPhil/PhD

The School has distinctive expertise in offering practice based MPhil and PhD programmes tailored to your individual interests as well as offering the more traditional degree based on the written thesis or a mixture of the two. There are opportunities for part-time teaching on the School's undergraduate programmes for postgraduates with appropriate skills.

About Brunel University

Brunel University was granted a Royal Charter in 1966, named after the famous Victorian engineer, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the University enjoys a current student population of approximately 14,000.

Brunel has much to offer students coming from abroad:

Location

Brunel is excellently situated 17 miles to the west of Central London and enjoys easy access to the city centre (1 hour on the underground Metropolitan line from the nearest town Uxbridge). The University is close to the London Heathrow Airport (20 minutes by car) and has close motorway links to the rest of the UK (within 15 minutes you have access to the M25, the M40 and the M4.) where you might travel to all parts of the UK. At Brunel you have the best of all possible worlds.

Campus

Brunel University has an integrated campus where you can study, eat in the many restaurants, play sports, relax in the student union and finally rest, all within 7 minutes walk. Many universities cannot offer this integrated and safe campus atmosphere.