Religion, Philosophy and Ethics, BA (Hons)

In the Religion, Philosophy and Ethics (BA) programme, students explore profound questions about living meaningfully, societal organisation, religion's role, and how philosophical and ethical ideas have evolved to influence individuals and communities. Addressing contemporary challenges from diverse perspectives, the course fosters critical and creative thinking on sensitive topics, including gender, race, and issues like environmental ethics and reproductive rights. Students engage with global religious histories, moral philosophy, epistemology, and political thought, while developing skills in independent analysis and collaboration.The programme emphasises practical applications, such as collaborative projects solving real-world problems, alongside opportunities for work placements. Graduates emerge with strong professional skills in communication, critical thinking, and ethical reasoning, well-prepared for careers addressing social and industry challenges. Distinctive features include flexible module choices, independent inquiry, applied research, engagement with leading scholars, and effective communication training.