Theology and Religious Studies is a wide-ranging degree course that attracts students from a multitude of religious, social, educational and geographical backgrounds.

Typically:

• A minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade C or above
• 240 UCAS tariff points from a minimum of 2 A2 levels or equivalent.

or

• Level 3 qualification
• Study within the last 5 years
• Experiential learning (eg work based)
• Student paper (dependent upon experience)
• Personal statement and assessment

• Foundations in the Study of Religion.
• Sociology of Religion
• Christian Tradition and Modernity
• Biblical Studies through Texts
• Educating Faith

Help may be available towards course fees.  Please contact a Support Tutor at Holy Cross University Centre for further information about course funding.

This BA (Hons) degree offers a wide range of career opportunities, some of which will require relevant professional training, eg:

• Administrator
• Advice Worker
• Counsellor
• Journalist
• Librarian
• Minister of Religion
• Chaplain
• Social Worker
• Teacher
• Youth and Community Worker

The course provides opportunities to apply for further professional training such as initial teacher training - Religious Studies and Theology will be considered for both primary and secondary PGCE, management, Masters degrees, PhD etc.

For further information or to apply, please contact a Holy Cross Support Tutor on 0161 762 4513 for an informal chat.

To apply for the full-time course, this is through UCAS,  Course code V691, however it is still helpful to speak to a support tutor prior to applying.

Part-time applications are direct to Holy Cross via a part-time application form.

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