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Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

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Course summary

Explore the connections of ethics, philosophy, and religion with this expert-delivered degree. Do values transcend faith? How are societies shaped by spiritualities? You'll interrogate these questions and more through Philosophy, Religion and Ethics.

Positioning you at the forefront of philosophical discussion and debate, this programme provides you with transferable skills that appeal to employers. You'll discover ethical approaches from a wide range of religious beliefs, think critically about the impacts of theological perspectives, and hone your skillset in presentation and persuasion.

Tailor your undergraduate degree course and focus on the areas of each discipline that interest you most. In your second and final years, you have the option to focus your studies more on theology and religion or philosophy and ethics, depending on where your strengths and interests lie. Whatever you choose to specialise in, you will graduate with well-rounded skills in debating and reflective thinking.

Why study this course?

  • Focus on philosophy with real-world relevance and contemporary application. Delve into current topics such as mental health, sex, applied ethics, sustainability and more.

  • Access fantastic resources to support your studies and research, including the thousands of religious texts and manuscripts in the Cadbury Research Library.

  • Learn to critically engage with a wide range of religions and faiths in one of the most religiously and cultural diverse cities in Europe.

  • Take advantage of opportunities to complete a placement in a variety of settings at home and abroad, ranging from the cultural and educational sectors to NGOs and law firms. You'll enter the workplace with the skills required to shape the digital and creative agendas of the future.

Top 10 for Theology and Religion in the Complete University Guide 2025

11th for Philosophy in the Complete University Guide 2025

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
VV56
Institution code:
B32

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Date range:
2022-2024

Offer rate for UK school & college leavers

96% Students aged 17/18 who applied to this course were offered a place.

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65 Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs)

95 Go onto work and study

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