BA (Hons) Theology and Ethics in Society
Course overview
Qualification | Bachelor's Degree |
Study mode | Full-time |
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Entry Requirements
You will normally need a maximum of four advanced level qualifications equivalent to a total of 240 UCAS tariff points, 80 of which must be in Religious Education, Theology or a literary-based subject. We will accept one A/S Level as part of the 240 points, in a subject not included as an A2 subject.
Curriculum
- A brief history of Thinking
- Christianity: the first 2,000 Years
- The World's Religions
- Ethics
- Religion, Race and Sexuality
- Holocaust Education
- Green Theology
- God and Science
- From Vision to Reality?
- A choice between:
- Revolutions of the Mind
- Measuring and interpreting the world
- The postmodern age
- Professional Contexts
- Measuring and Interpreting the World
- Independent Study/Project
- Dissertation
- Atheism
- Women and Faiths
- Religion, War and Terrorism
- Asian Beliefs
- Media and Message