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BA in Theology & Religious Studies - Programme overview

The BA (Hons) Theology and Religious Studies degree at York St John University covers the essential elements of major world religions, and theological, ethical and philosophical issues that arise in them. It also provides opportunities for students to explore the interface between religion and areas such as film; art; creative writing; gender; politics; psychology.

 

Five strands are offered

2013 entry

Theology & Religious Studies (combining Christian Theology and the study of several religions)

Religious Studies (studying religions, without the requirement to study Christian Theology)

Christian Theology (concentrating on Christian Theology and Biblical Studies)

Religion, Philosophy & Ethics (relating religion to philosophical and ethical questions)

Religion & Education (preparing students for careers in Religious Education)

 

2014 entry

Theology & Religious Studies (combining Christian Theology and the study of several religions)

Religious Studies (studying religions, without the requirement to study Christian Theology)

Christian Theology (concentrating on Christian Theology and Biblical Studies)

Religion, Philosophy & Ethics (relating religion to philosophical and ethical questions)

Religion & Education (preparing students for careers in Religious Education)

Students may choose a strand at the outset of their programme, or wait until the end of level 1 to decide. Those who have not yet decided, and all joint honours, will take Theology & Religious Studies for the first year of study (part-time students, first two years). They will then have the option to decide between all three strands.

 

BA Part-time

York St John University also offers part-time degrees, which would cover the same content as full-time degrees, but over a longer time period (4-6 years, instead of 3). This would give you the chance to give the degree programme the time that it deserves – while managing to do the other important things that your life demands.