Postgraduate open evening: Eastbourne campus

How do we tell the history of marginalised people? What challenges do we face when we try to uncover the lives of those without power? Can a youth subculture be a political space? In this online subject taster, we'll explore these questions and others through the lives of a group of American teenagers during the Second World War who found themselves attacked by rioting mobs for the clothes they wore.

Join us for a live presentation on all aspects of UK student funding and finance. This will be followed by a live Q+A, where our staff and current students will be on hand to answer your questions.

Join us to learn about what being a midwife looks like on a day-to-day basis. Hear from one of our midwifery lecturers and get the chance to discover more about midwifery as a career path.

True crime stories continue to be popular around the world. From magazines to movies, museums to podcasts, (auto)biographies to documentaries - crime stories are a sought-after commodity. Yet these stories often draw on highly problematic tropes and motifs, making their proliferation a worrying trend for critical criminologists. It is our job to interrogate which stories are really being told. In this taster we’ll start to explore the impact of these stories on public opinion and social (in)justice, and to ask what ethical questions arise when we represent the most private details of a person’s life and in many cases their death.