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(QTS = Qualified Teacher Status)
Theology, RS and other related first degrees
Courses leading to Primary QTS (specialism in RE)
Courses leading to Secondary QTS (specialism in RE)
Courses leading to Primary or Secondary QTS (specialism in RE)
Taught PG courses in Theology, RS and associated subjects
Taught PG / graduate courses in professional practice for RE specialists
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Distance Learning Opportunities
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Courses available:
| Course | Qual. | Type | Additional information |
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| Theology and Religious Studies | TRD1 | Advanced Diploma | Full time: 9 months | The Advanced Diploma is a nine-month postgraduate qualification especially designed for those who already have a degree, but in a subject other than Theological and Religious Studies. Taking this course may be a first step to doing an MPhil or PhD in Theology and/or Religious Studies in this or another university, but does not count towards such a degree.
Advanced Diploma students take three or four papers chosen from the undergraduate programme (BA Degree) as well as writing a dissertation. Click here for more information. |
| Education Studies with Religious Studies | X3V6 | BA | Full time: 3 years | 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. |
| The Study of Jewish-Christian Relations | MSt | Full time: 2 years | This two-year course aims to provide learners with relevant experience at first degree level
(or in appropriate professional contexts) with: the opportunity to carry out advanced research
in the field of Jewish–Christian Relations; and the opportunity to acquire or develop skills and
expertise relevant to their research interests.
The MSt offers education and research training at Master’s level. The programme will provide
learners with: i. a systematic understanding of the study of Jewish-Christian relations and a critical awareness of new developments and problems within the field; ii. a comprehensive understanding of the methods and tools of research within the subject area; iii. conceptual tools that will enable them to evaluate critically current research, advanced scholarship and methodologies within the field. Click here for more information. |
| Secondary Religious Studies | V6X1 | PGCE | Full time: 1 year | The Faculty of Education offers PGCE courses to graduates wishing to train to teach in early years & primary, or secondary schools. The courses are taught in partnership with local schools with trainees spending at least 50% of their course working with teachers and children across the East Anglia region. Courses are offered in the following age rangers: Early years (3-7 years), Primary (5-11 years), Secondary (11-18 years). Includes Religious Studies as a specialism. Click here for more information. |
All Courses
Theology, RS and other related first degrees
Courses leading to Primary QTS (specialism in RE)
Courses leading to Secondary QTS (specialism in RE)
Courses leading to Primary or Secondary QTS (specialism in RE)
Taught PG courses in Theology, RS and associated subjects