Explore the profound questions of human existence and belief with the BA (Hons) Theology, Philosophy & Religion at Canterbury Christ Church University. This undergraduate degree is designed for intellectually curious students eager to delve into the historical development, diverse expressions, and contemporary relevance of religious thought and philosophical inquiry. You will engage with foundational texts, explore the intricate relationship between morality and faith, and critically examine concepts like the Historical Jesus, the nature of God, and the ethics of wellbeing. This course provides a robust academic grounding in biblical studies, world religions, and philosophical reflection, preparing you for a deeper understanding of the human condition.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, your journey will involve critical engagement with significant ethical theories, the history of Western philosophy, and the complexities of major world religions. You will develop advanced research skills through an extended individual study or essay in your final year, focusing on areas such as biblical interpretation, religion and science, or applied humanities. The curriculum incorporates practical elements, including opportunities for work-related skills development and potential placements, ensuring you graduate with a nuanced perspective and the analytical abilities to pursue careers in education, social justice, research, or further academic study.