Spanish / Theology and Religious Studies, MA (Hons)

Spanish is the second most widely spoken language globally and serves as an official language in over 20 countries. In Glasgow, faculty cover a diverse range of topics, providing students with opportunities to engage with native speakers from various Spanish-speaking regions.Theology and Religious Studies explore religion, faiths, the Bible, and theology in relation to politics, history, literature, philosophy, art, culture, personal beliefs, and practices. We are committed to examining how religion influences political and cultural life, including its role in humanity's textual, cultural, artistic, and philosophical heritage, as well as its effects on politics, conflicts, and social attitudes. The program can be customized to introduce a variety of religions or focus on the Christian tradition.