Religion profoundly influences history, cultures, and contemporary political landscapes, frequently appearing in news discussions on topics like marriage, gender identity, immigration, and terrorism. These issues often spark intense debates with significant repercussions, making it essential to examine religion's multifaceted nature and its interpretations across diverse cultural settings.At the University of Stirling, studying Religion as part of a combined degree offers an interdisciplinary exploration of how the concept varies globally. Our dedicated faculty conducts innovative research on critical religion, integrating findings into coursework to foster critical thinking and empathy. This approach equips students with transferable skills, preparing them to influence policies and practices locally and internationally, while embracing a fresh, cross-disciplinary perspective on this foundational subject. Please note: Religion is studied in combination with other disciplines.
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