BA Religion Philosophy and Ethics with Foundation Year

This foundation year programme is designed for students who want to study religion, philosophy and ethics at degree level but don't quite meet the entry requirements. It provides a solid grounding in the key concepts and skills needed for undergraduate-level study. You will explore the nature of religion, philosophy and ethics, and how they shape our understanding of the world and our place within it. This course is ideal for those who are curious about the big questions of life and want to engage with them in a critical and reflective way.

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This programme is ideal for students who want to explore the intersections between religion, philosophy and ethics but don't quite meet the entry requirements for our BA Religion Philosophy and Ethics degree. It provides a solid grounding in the key concepts and skills needed for undergraduate-level study, and prepares you for a successful transition into our degree programme.

Join a community of learners and scholars committed to exploring the big questions of life at Canterbury Christ Church University.

Canterbury Christ Church University is a vibrant community of learners and scholars committed to exploring the big questions of life. Our Religion Philosophy and Ethics department is one of the largest and most respected in the country, with a long tradition of teaching and research excellence. You will benefit from our expert staff, cutting-edge facilities and extensive network of academic and professional partnerships.

Religious, philosophical, and ethical concerns often feature in the media and underpin a range of controversial issues in the world we share. If you like thinking about and debating these subjects, then youll enjoy this course. Youll be taught by an experienced team of academics who have published widely on topics such as Buddhist philosophy, contemporary food ethics, religion and literature, conflicts over Jewish identity, and interfaith dialogue. Are you fascinated by religions and their role in shaping our diverse, globalized, and multicultural world? If the answer is yes, our course will

Applicants should normally have 32 UCAS Tariff points. We will also welcome applications from students with few or no formal Level 3 qualifications who wish to return to education and applicants may be asked to attend an interview.