BA (Hons) Religious Studies (including a Foundation Year)
Course overview
This course explores methods for studying religion as well as engaging you in the study of religions/spiritualities as they are lived in diverse contexts and by communities across the globe. You can explore religious philosophies, the relationship between religion and culture, and the interface between religion, history, ethics, politics and spirituality.
Why study this course with us?
Chester is an exciting place to study Religious Studies. With a large team of religious studies scholars working at the cutting edge of their fields, we are able to offer an excellent range of modules.
You will also have the opportunity to develop your own interests and engage contemporary questions with religious texts and traditions.
Assessment
Assessment is mainly by coursework, such as essays, portfolios, presentations, text reviews, field reports, and seminars. Some modules may have a short exam.
Job prospects
This course develops skills in empathy, cultural sensitivity, and religious literacy valued by employers. Students go on to work in a number of professions, including teaching, banking and financial business, marketing and advertising, publishing, civil service, health and social care, counselling, and customer service.
Course overview
This course explores methods for studying religion as well as engaging you in the study of religions/spiritualities as they are lived in diverse contexts and by communities across the globe. You can explore religious philosophies, the relationship between religion and culture, and the interface between religion, history, ethics, politics and spirituality.
Why study this course with us?
Chester is an exciting place to study Religious Studies. With a large team of religious studies scholars working at the cutting edge of their fields, we are able to offer an excellent range of modules.
You will also have the opportunity to develop your own interests and engage contemporary questions with religious texts and traditions.
Assessment
Assessment is mainly by coursework, such as essays, portfolios, presentations, text reviews, field reports, and seminars. Some modules may have a short exam.
Job prospects
This course develops skills in empathy, cultural sensitivity, and religious literacy valued by employers. Students go on to work in a number of professions, including teaching, banking and financial business, marketing and advertising, publishing, civil service, health and social care, counselling, and customer service.
