Religion, Philosophy and Ethics

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Ralph Norman explains how the study of Theology and Religion is the best way to explore philosophical and ethical questions that matter to people today. 

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Why study Religion, Philosophy and Ethics?

Religion, Philosophy and Ethics explores the world as people find it exciting, provocative, and vital. Only these disciplines show us a world people live and die for, and the God and gods people worship in their lives and deaths.

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Canterbury a Religious Capital

Canterbury, a Religious Capital

Our Canterbury campus is in a UNESCO World Heritage site. Study here in the midst of some of the most significant historical and religious sites in Britain.

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Research

All our staff are actively engaged with the international research community in their specific area of expertise and offer supervision on a range of topics.

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Postgraduate Study

Find out more about our two distinctive offers for postgraduate research, the MPhil/DrPhil route and the MA by Research in Theology and Religious Studies.

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Social Justice

Social Justice has become central to our teaching, offering students the opportunity to develop awareness of and expertise in a wide range of issues related to Social Justice.

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Jamaican Bible Remix

This multi-platform project comprises of an audio album, Bible study and a monograph.

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Keeping the Memory Alive

A student intern was closely involved in a research and knowledge exchange project that explores the fascinating history of the nearly 1,600 Torah scrolls that were saved in the Holocaust.

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Applied Humanities

A major concern of the School of Humanities is giving our students the best possible undergraduate learning experience, but one that is infused with professional practice and real life work experience.

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