Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

This incorporates:

• The development of highly transferable and employable skills such as critical thinking, argumentation, textual analysis, and clear communication.
• The ability to analyse multiple forms of media, to write and present material for a public audience, and to read and analyse policy documents. 
• The oppurtunity to take up work placements, build a creative portfolio and to engage in collaborative projects. 

These three strands will ensure that you are preparing for successful career path. 

Learning

Experience a dynamic, contemporary curriculum at our green London campus. 

Discussion and debate lie at the heart of this course, and you will be taught by research-active staff, many of whom are leaders in their field, through a variety of methods and formats, including:

• Lectures
• Individual tutorials
• Class discussions
• Seminars

Each year of this course dedicates time to developing your academic, professional, and key transferable skills so that by the time you graduate, you will be ready for your career, having built professional contacts and gained work experience.

Career

Your future is yours to choose.

As a graduate of BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics, you will have an expert grasp of the complex nature of public policy and personal choices. This will open up multiple career pathways. You could work in:

• Education
• Business
• Politics
• Law 
• The media

You could also go into journalism, broadcasting, international development, charitable work, community or social services, or pursue an academic career.