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The Education Tripos is an exciting, inter-disciplinary joint honours degree designed to give you the opportunity to engage in the intensive study of education, while developing knowledge of a particular specialist subject. The balance between education and your specialist subject is maintained throughout the degree, with a wide range of papers to choose from within the Faculty of Education and your specialist subject. Click here for more information.
Theology and Religious Studies | V600
BA
Full time: 3 years
Theology and Religious Studies asks basic questions about human existence and explores questions of meaning, truth and practice in relation to world religions. It involves the study of scriptures; particular periods of human civilisation; the writings of great thinkers like Aquinas, Luther, Marx, Durkheim and Freud; and reflects on the latest scientific theories.
Although strong in Christian theology (biblical studies and church history), you can either concentrate on Christianity or incorporate a range of religious traditions. It caters for numerous interests – biblical, historical, philosophical and comparative, as well as a mixture of any or all of these. You don\'t have to be religious to study this degree: our students belong to all religious traditions and none. Click here for more information.
Theology for Ministry | V860
BTh
Full time: 3 years
The course aims:
i) to provide teaching and learning to undergraduate students in the theologies,
scriptures, histories and philosophies, doctrines and practices of Christianity; and, as
far as resources permit, of the traditions of other faiths, principally within their own
traditions but also by means of comparative approaches;
ii) to provide students with an education in these traditions which is informed by current
developments in scholarship and research and by critical reflection on pastoral
experience;
iii) to provide a stimulating environment in which students can reach their intellectual
potential in preparing for Christian ministry and service;
iv) to provide an integrated structure of learning and teaching;
v) to help students develop a wide range of intellectual and pastoral abilities and skills
which will enable them to make a significant contribution in their chosen vocation. Click here for more information.