Welcome from the Dean The College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences is a community of scholars all of whom are engaged in exploring the world with live in and engaging with ways of changing it for the better. The college is committed to delivering excellent research led teaching and in preparing its students to lead successful lives and to have brilliant careers. As a member of the college you will be taught be leading experts in the fields of Arts, Business, Economics, Education, Law and Social Sciences. To support its students the college runs a range of workshops and programmes designed to equip its students to compete in the global economy. You will also have numerous opportunities to engage in extra-curriculum activities including the Entrepreneurial Society and Brunel Arts. As Dean of CBASS I look forward to welcoming you to the college and seeing you develop your talents and skills to become a successful committed citizen of our world. Together, the College departments produce ground-breaking research and educational programmes that addresses the challenges facing society. Alongside other research produced by the University, the College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences changes the lives of people around the world by bringing economic, social and cultural benefits. Professor Thomas Betteridge, Dean of College. News and Events Events Feb 19 Being and not being Filipino: refugee children, Muslim belonging and multiple refusals in Sabah, Malaysia In this week's Anthropology Seminar Series Catherine Allerton (LSE) will be giving a talk entitled 'Being and not being Filipino: refugee children, Muslim belonging and multiple refusals in Sabah, Malaysia'. Mar 05 Emotional worlds: beyond an anthropology of emotion In this week's Anthropology Seminar Series Dr Andrew Beatty (Brunel University London) will be giving a talk entitled 'Emotional worlds: beyond an anthropology of emotion'. Mar 12 Anthropology Seminar 12 March 2019 In this week's Anthropology Seminar Series Dr Francis Pine (Goldsmiths College London) will be giving a talk, titled TBC. Mar 19 Resisting vulnerability: housing activists in Madrid In this week's Anthropology Seminar Series Ana Gutierrez Garza (Oxford University) will be giving a talk entitled 'Resisting vulnerability: housing activists in Madrid'. Mar 26 Anthropology Seminar 26 March 2019 In this week's Anthropology Seminar Series Dr Francis Pine (Goldsmiths College London) will be giving a talk, titled TBC. Apr 02 Family stories attracted to a 1981 snapshot of a pastoralist from Ladakh (Kharnak) In this week's Anthropology Seminar Series Dr Sophie Day (Goldsmiths College London) will be giving a talk entitled 'Family stories attracted to a 1981 snapshot of a pastoralist from Ladakh (Kharnak)'. View all News and Events > News 11 Feb 2019 Families key to unlocking social mobility News 08 Feb 2019 Politics course wins backing from Parliament News 07 Feb 2019 Facebook ten year challenge: how our need to belong trumps our distrust of social media News 07 Feb 2019 Neoprivacy and why we don't just keep a lid on it Subject areas Anthropology Business School Communications and Media Studies Creative Writing Economics and Finance Education English Film and Television Studies Games Design Journalism Law Music Politics and History Sociology Theatre Global Challenges CBASS Summer school visits The College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences ran two international Summer Schools, in July and August 2017 College Research Centres Centre of Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Global Lives: Identities, Organisations, Communities, Spaces Meet our team Our staff Our students Our alumni