its relationship with its architecture. The exhibition was curated by art historian Jules Lubbock and director of the university's Art Exchange gallery. The university's original buildings were also featured in the Futures Found exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in 2017 which reflected on post-war architecture in the UK. The Silberrad Student Centre and extension of the Albert Sloman Library completed in 2015 were designed to reflect the Brutalist architecture of the original campus buildings. The project was named RIBA Regional Building of the Year Award in 2016. Essex Business School also opened in 2015 and won the Design through Innovation category at the RICS Awards 2016 for the East of England. Organisation The university is organised into three faculties, comprising 21 schools and departments, spanning the Humanities, Social Sciences and Science and Health. Departments Department of Economics Department of Government Department of History Department of Language and Linguistics Department of Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies Department of Mathematical Sciences Department of Psychology Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies Department of Sociology Edge Hotel School Essex Business School Essex Pathways Institute for Social and Economic Research School of Biological Sciences School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering School of Health and Social Care School of Law School of Philosophy and Art History School of Sport, Rehabilitation and Exercise Science East 15 Acting School UK Data Archive Flagship institutes Essex has three flagship institutes which bring together academics from across disciplines and departments to deliver research in a specialist area. These are the Human Rights Centre, the Institute for Analytics and Data Science and the Institute for Social and Economic Research. Human Rights Centre The Human Rights Centre at Essex was established in 1982. One of the first academic centres of its kind in the world, the work of the Human Rights Centre led to the university receiving a Queen's Anniversary Prize in 2010 for its work to promote human rights internationally. Institute for Analytics and Data Science The Institute for Analytics and Data Science (IADS) works with businesses and local, regional and national authorities on management and transfer of big data; methodological and analytical methods for different types of applications from financial and business to biomedical; and socio-economic aspects of data; and ethical, legal and human rights aspects of data. Institute for Social and Economic Research The Institute for Social and Economic Research (ISER) is a research centre for