Ever since we started to think, religion has been a fundamental part of our development. As people look into the vastness of space or witness the miracle of birth, they contemplate the meaning of life and their own mortality. Today, religion still addresses the same questions about life and death, values and relationships, right and wrong.
Progression
This course could lead to a degree in Religious Studies,Philosophy, Theology, History, Sociology or Psychology.It is also a desirable qualification for many professions especially those which require critical thinking. Careers could include Teaching, Politics, Social Work, Policing and Medicine.
Entry Requirements
5 GCSEs A*-C/9-4
Course Content may include
Philosophy of Religion and Ethics and Study of Religion and Dialogues including Buddhism,Christianity and Islam.
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