BA Religion, Philosophy and Ethics
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BA in Philosophy and Theology and Religion. Core topics include Research Methods. In the final year, students choose to focus on specific areas from across religious, philosophical, and ethical topics. The programme concludes with a collaborative project applying philosophical research to real-world ethical or social problems.
Modules
- The Origins and Legacies of Religion in the Modern World
- Themes and Issues in the Study of Religion
- Moral and Political Philosophy
- Mind, Language and Belief
- Writing at University and Beyond
- A World Full of Gods
- Projecting the Past: Film, Media and Heritage
- Sacred Texts: Theology, Philosophy and Literature
- Religious and Theological Ethics
- Damcaniaethu Cyfalafiaeth
- Credoau'r Cymry
- Modern Moral Philosophy
- Contemporary Epistemology
- Minds, Bodies, Worlds
- Philosophy of Language
- Philosophy of Psychology
- Political Philosophy
- French Existentialism
- Philosophy of Feminism
- Contemporary Moral Philosophy
- Philosophical Aesthetics
- Past, Present and Future
- Chwyldro, Diwylliant a Radicaliaeth, 1789–1914
- What is Religion
- Guided Study in Religion and Theology
- Continuity and Change: Muslim Lives and Traditions
- Myth, Narrative, and Identity: Storytelling and Society
- A Visual History of Early Asian Religions
- The Good Life: Discussions in Contemporary Religious Ethics
- Philosophy in Practice
- Ancient Israel: Portrait of a Near Eastern Society
- Religion and Science
- Empire of Faith: Religion, Politics and Belief in the Roman Empire of the Fourth Century CE
- Saviours and Salvation in the Religions of Asia
- Theology on the Edge
- Dissertation in Religion and Theology
- Dissertation in Philosophy
- Cyfiawnder Byd-eang
- Belief & Irrationality
- Ethics of Knowing
- Beauty & Ethics
- Moral Responsibility
- A Sense of the Possible
- Paradoxes of Democracy
- Meaning Through Silence
- Aesthetic Injustice
- Reasons and Relationships
- Speech Acts Online
- Y Gyhoeddfa: Democratiaeth, Hunaniaeth, a Rheswm