MA (Hons) Theology and Religious Studies/Social and Public Policy
Course Overview
This joint honors program in Theology & Religious Studies and Social & Public Policy offers a unique exploration of how religious beliefs and public policy shape one another and influence global societies. It is designed for students of all backgrounds to critically examine world religions in their cultural and political contexts while analyzing governmental responses to pressing social issues. The course provides a valuable work placement opportunity to gain practical experience in the public or voluntary sector.
Key Program Highlights
- Study diverse world religions, including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism, within their cultural and political contexts.
- Analyze critical social problems like poverty, homelessness, and public health through the lenses of political science, sociology, and economics.
- Gain practical experience through a dedicated work placement with a public sector or voluntary organization.
- Learn ancient languages like Greek and Hebrew from scratch to study foundational religious texts in their original languages.
- Learn from a diverse and supportive team of experts in a program open to students of all faiths and none.
Course Overview
This joint honors program in Theology & Religious Studies and Social & Public Policy offers a unique exploration of how religious beliefs and public policy shape one another and influence global societies. It is designed for students of all backgrounds to critically examine world religions in their cultural and political contexts while analyzing governmental responses to pressing social issues. The course provides a valuable work placement opportunity to gain practical experience in the public or voluntary sector.
Key Program Highlights
- Study diverse world religions, including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism, within their cultural and political contexts.
- Analyze critical social problems like poverty, homelessness, and public health through the lenses of political science, sociology, and economics.
- Gain practical experience through a dedicated work placement with a public sector or voluntary organization.
- Learn ancient languages like Greek and Hebrew from scratch to study foundational religious texts in their original languages.
- Learn from a diverse and supportive team of experts in a program open to students of all faiths and none.
