Religion courses

...both academic and practitioner approaches to Religion. In addition to the core module of Studying Religion you will choose two optional modules from... Learn about: Society and Politics, Indian Religion, Religion and Conflict...

...All students work toward the Ph.D.; there is no separate master's program. An M.A. degree may be awarded after students pass the general examination... Learn about: Religion Philosophy...

...Our students have considerable freedom to create a varied programme of study by exploring a diverse range of topics. However, those who prefer to specialise... Learn about: Religion Philosophy...

...traditions in their historical contexts, engaging with primary source texts in English translation, but you may also opt to study the modern variations of a particular religion...

...2. Course description Whilst this course continues to explore philosophical & ethical issues, it is completely different to GCSE as you start to consider... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...social, and cultural contexts. Make a difference in your local community by designing and implementing a social justice development project. Program Overview...

...Is honesty always really necessary? Is killing a person ever justified? Religious Thought: You will focus on the key beliefs and practices of Christianity... Learn about: Religious Studies, Religion Philosophy...

...and the insights and challenges of theology, philosophy and ethics. The flexible structure of the degree allows you to pursue either a broadly based...

...as it pertains to conflict. You will study a range of modules as part of your course, some examples of which are listed below. Core Conflict Management... Learn about: Reading Buddhism, Public Policy, Postgraduate Studies...

...local community by designing and implementing a social justice development project. Program Overview The degree includes 12 courses, with at least three taken on campus...

...Judaism, Christianity and Buddhism and a variety of contemporary religious movements. The Department is ranked joint third in the UK for world-leading... Learn about: Sociology of Religion, Study Skills...

...Giving your point of view Philosophy and Religious Studies is a subject that asks meaningful questions about the nature of the world and humanity's place within...

...communications skills that transfer well to the workplace. Adding a level of proficiency in Chinese language and cultural awareness will add a competitive... Learn about: Religion and the media, Religion and violence, Religion and gender...

...traditions, such as Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism.; geographical areas, such as South Asia, East Asia, and the Americas...

...and the insights and challenges of theology, philosophy and ethics. The flexible structure of the degree allows you to pursue either a broadly based...

...communications, economics, geography, history, humanities, languages, music, philosophy, political science, religion and sociology. Prerequisite Coursework Prerequisite Coursework...

...will build upon their experience in parish, congregational and community development, for teachers of religious education as part of their continuing professional development...

...the complex relationship these religions have had with each other in the arenas of politics, morality, and culture in the United States and the world...

...Judeo-Christian ideas concerning the notion of God. Four traditional philosophical arguments for the existence of God (i.e. ontological, cosmological...

...international NGOs, and international policy and politics. Core modules are supported by selected Politics modules. You will take five taught modules... Learn about: Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Policy, Studying Religion...