Programme overview
Based on the latest research, this MA programme gives you the opportunity to explore ethical theories and debates relating to important aspects of society such as politics, the environment, economics, science and sexuality.
The programme provides a combination of modules focusing on ethical, religious or social thought in the ancient or modern world. It is designed to make you think critically about the ethical basis of action and the relationship of ethics to social and religious contexts.
The MA involves a variety of disciplines providing you with the opportunity to study with faculty from other departments including Classics and Ancient History, History, Politics, Sociology and Philosophy and the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies. You will be able to choose from a wide variety of modules offered within these disciplines in addition to Theology and Religion, providing the opportunity to shape your degree to suit your particular interests.
The programme typically attracts a highly diverse group of students which makes for lively, interesting debate and a mutually beneficial learning environment.
Programme features
- study some of the most vexed issues of religion, ethics and society with academics committed to socially responsible scholarship
- flexible structure allowing you to develop your interests while gaining new knowledge and skills
- access to wealth of lecture and seminar programmes bringing you in contact with the latest ideas and research
- relevant for teachers, ministers, and those working in public policy or other careers requiring an awareness of issues of global ethical concern
