This degree explores profound questions about human existence, worldviews, and our place within them by integrating philosophy and religion. You will examine their overlaps, differences, mutual support and critiques, alongside their personal, historical, and cultural significance. Spanning personal to societal issues, the program covers theology (biblical writings, Western Christian thought, intersections with social justice, technology, philosophy, and more), philosophy (global traditions including Western, Indian, Chinese, and Africana; topics like crime, race, gender, politics, mental health, and environment), and Engaged Arts modules addressing real-world challenges in sustainability and equity.Choose this course for its global curriculum, research-driven teaching by experts, career-ready skills (presentation, teamwork, leadership), placements, internships, and opportunities to argue confidently. Key stats: Top 100 worldwide for philosophy (QS 2024); 14th in UK for Theology and Religious Studies (Guardian 2025). A Foundation Year option is available via UCAS for those facing entry barriers.
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