BA Philosophy and Theology

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University of Nottingham

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• Objectives
  Philosophy and theology are complementary subjects in many ways. On this course, you will gain a rigorous training in analytical philosophy, knowledge of some of the main areas of theological thought, and important skills in clear thinking, argument, and communication. You will study some key thinkers, ideas, and movements that have shaped philosophical and Western Christian thought, as well as studying other religious traditions, the relations between them, and philosophical questions about religion.
• Entry requirements
  Required subjects: C or above in GCSE maths IB score: 32
• Academic title
  BA Philosophy and Theology
• Course description
  BA Philosophy and Theology
  
  Programme
  
  Year one
  
  In Philosophy, you will be introduced to the subject through a series of core modules in central philosophical problems and you will also be able to choose optional modules. In Theology, you will gain a broad foundation in the critical study of the Bible, the historical development of Christian thought, modern Christian ideas, and the Islamic tradition.
  
  Year two
  
  In Philosophy, there are further core modules in central areas and a wide variety of optional modules that allow students to develop and broaden their philosophical skills and knowledge. In Theology, you will take a core module in philosophy of religion. In addition, you may choose to study in more depth areas such as Jesus, Paul, Old Testament, political theology, literature and religion, and other religious traditions such as Hinduism.
  
  Year three
  
  In Philosophy, there will be free choice from a wide variety of more advanced modules, including the opportunity to write a dissertation on a topic of your own choosing. In Theology, there is a wide range of choices. You may concentrate on philosophical approaches to religion, as well as taking options in biblical studies, theological ideas, religious studies, and religion and culture. There is also an opportunity to undertake an independent study project.

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