Religion, Culture and Society

Religion, Culture and Society (RCS) is a subject increasing in popularity both nationally and internationally. This subject is taught within a theoretical and conceptual framework, and will examine the impact religion has on the individual and within a global context. The programme will investigate the historical and contemporary effect of religion, culture and society on educational, political and social constructs. The course will explore conflict relationships between major faiths, internal divisions within those faiths and the impact modernity and secularisation have had on culture, tradition and society. The course will address contemporary issues which challenge the fundamental principles of belief systems and explore developing theology.

Courses available

Antiques, MA
Delivery method: Distance
Study mode: Part Time

Religion and Citizenship, Cert
Delivery method: Standard
Study mode: Part Time

Religion, Culture and Society, MA
Delivery method: Standard
Study mode: Full time and part time

Religion, Culture and Society, Comb Hons
Delivery method: Standard
Study mode: Full time and part time

Religion, Culture and Society, BA(Hons)
Delivery method: Standard
Study mode: Full time and part time

Further details

School of Education and Social Sciences

Contacts

For further information please email Course Enquiries or call +44 (0) 1772 892400