The BA Religion, Culture and Society with Employment Experience at the University of Exeter offers you a unique opportunity to explore how religion shapes societies and cultures through a variety of academic lenses. You will learn to critically analyse religious beliefs and practices, engaging with social-scientific approaches and examining material cultures, rituals, and everyday expressions of faith. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students interested in understanding contemporary issues like religion and criminal justice, gender identity, and the ethics of AI, preparing you for a world where religion continues to be a significant global force.
This full-time, four-year on-campus degree programme allows you to delve into subjects ranging from 'What is Religion?' and 'Introducing Social-Scientific Approaches to Religion' in your first year, to specialised options and a significant dissertation in your final year. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking and research skills, culminating in a substantial independent research project. Furthermore, the integrated employment experience component provides valuable practical skills and professional insights, ensuring you graduate from the University of Exeter with a robust academic foundation and enhanced career readiness for diverse professional pathways.