Religion courses

...The subject offers students the opportunity to study the world around them, engaging in topics which influence their everyday life. Sociology is an excellent...

...RELIGION 381-0 Global Catholicism in the Contemporary World or RELIGION 382-0 Catholicism & Making of the Modern World or RELIGION 383-0 Catholic Social...

...will I do on this course? To study religion is to study what it is that makes us human. Religion has been responsible for anger, conflict and war since time began...

...that underpin the biggest faiths. It offers them the chance to gain knowledge to be able to fully understand the complexity of beliefs and their impact on society...

...AS and A2 levels & will involve the study of one or two religions across one or two of the following areas: Philosophy of Religion Religious Ethics Textual...

...of social life are also important Exploring topics such as the family, education, religion, crime and criminals; also, examining questions like · Is the family in decline?...

...life for those following Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism and Judaism. Progression: Higher education, teaching, nursing, social work, police force...

...What can I do afterwards? Students in the past have progressed to Degrees in Sociology, Criminology, Journalism, Social Science, and Humanities...

...between groups of people within society and explores issues of identity and inequality. WHAT WILL I BE STUDYING ON THE COURSE? We will be looking at...

...GCSE Sociology Level: GCSE Duration: 1 year You will study areas of society such as protest and social movements; poverty; work; social divisions...

...All units are assessed by written examination. Course duration One year at AS level. One year at A2 level. What do I need to study this subject?...

...Have you ever asked yourself the question â€-Who am I? Why am I here?' Have you ever wondered if there is life after death? Do you want to stretch your...

...of the fundamental questions we have as human beings and will draw upon many of the aspects that have been previously studied at GCSE. The course...

...Students will learn what key philosophers had to say on the issues studied and the criticisms surrounding them. The study modules focus on the Philosophy...

...Youth Culture Unit 2: Education research methods Unit 3: Understanding Crime Unit 4: Understanding Social Division: World Sociology N.B. At A2 Level synopticity...

...such as personal identity in a changing world, the meaning of life and death, and considers the prospect of life continuing beyond the grave...

...will be required to complete an activity before you start in order to help introduce you to the subject. Download the transitional activity Year 1 At...

...social conscience; working environment; justice. 6. Christian Ethics and Human Rights: aspects of persuasion; war; conflict; peace. 7. Christian Perspective on ecology...

...to study selected areas of Sociology whilst developing the skills of analysis, investigation and evaluation to the standard of Advanced Level and university entrance...

...David Hudson, MA Sessions: Thursdays 7.00 pm - 8.00 pm Fee: 0...