BA Theology and Sociology (VL63)
Bachelor's degree
In Bristol
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Bristol
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About BA Theology and Sociology
Our Joint Honours degree in Theology and Sociology allows you to focus on the place of religion in society, both in the present and in the past. This course is equally weighted towards each discipline and you will take units across both subjects.
You will acquire a solid foundation in several religious traditions and in sociology. There is particular emphasis on sociological theory and its application to real-world concerns, including issues of ethnicity, beliefs and multiculturalism.
The wide-ranging, flexible curriculum offers progressive intellectual challenges and consolidates your experience throughout.
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Subjects
- Sanskrit
- Theology
- Sociology
- Mandarin
Course programme
- Thinking Sociologically
- Doing Social Research
- Key Social Thinkers
- Social Identities and Divisions
- Symposium I in Religion and Theology Not Available in 2019/20
- Living Religions
- Approaches to the Study of Religion
- Introduction to Sanskrit I: Grammar
- Introduction to Sanskrit II: Texts
- Greek Language Level A1
- Greek Language Level A2
- Latin Language Level A1
- Latin Language Level A2
- Beginners Mandarin Chinese
- Beginners Japanese
- Early and Premodern Christianity
- Christianity and Islam: Viewing the Other
- Introduction to Japanese Religions
- Topics in Religion and Theology
Year 2 (2019/20)
- Conceptualising the Social
- Investigating the Social
- Conceptualising the Social
- Ethnicity and Racism
- Goffman, the Self and Interaction
- Sociology of Health and Illness
- The Sociology of Gender
- Class and Social Divisions
- Environment and Society
- East Asian Societies
- Investigating the Social
- Principles of Quantitative Social Science
- Sociologies of Everyday Life
- Sexuality and Society
- Art and Society
- Conducting a Research Project using secondary data
- What is a Society?
- Issues in the Study of Religion
- Introduction to Sanskrit 1
- Introduction to Sanskrit 2
- Greek Language Level A1
- Greek Language Level A2
- Latin Language Level A1
- Latin Language Level A2
- Beginners Mandarin Chinese
- Beginners Japanese
- Early and Premodern Christianity
- The Philosophy of Religion
- 3000 Years of Chinese Religions
- The Thought of John Calvin
- Christianity and Islam: Viewing the Other
- The Foundations of Buddhist Thought and Practice
- Introduction to the Medical Humanities
Year 3 (2019/20)
- Dissertation
- The Sociology of Popular Music
- Perspectives on Power
- Cultural Representation
- Public Opinion and Democracy
- Religion and Politics in the West
- Belief in Contemporary Society
- The Feminist Politics of Food
- Nations and Nationalism
- Gender and Migration
- Modern Slavery: Issues and Debates
- Risk, Danger and Disaster
- Consumption, Consumer Culture and Sustainability
- Introduction to Sanskrit 1
- Introduction to Sanskrit 2
- Greek Language Level A1
- Greek Language Level A2
- Latin Language Level A1
- Latin Language Level A2
- Beginners Mandarin Chinese
- Beginners Japanese
- Medieval Mystics and Visionaries in Medieval England
- Theology and Religious Studies Dissertation
- Ancient Jewish Novels
- Vatican II and post-conciliar Roman Catholic debates in theology
- The Public Role of the Humanities
- Dissertation
- Dissertation with fieldwork or community placement
- The Theology of Martin Luther
- Buddhism in Practice
- Esoteric Buddhism and the Tantras in East Asia
BA Theology and Sociology (VL63)