BA (Hons) Theology

The Theology course at Canterbury Christ Church University is a thought-provoking and enriching course designed to engage students in studying religions and their respective practices, traditions, and belief systems. With an emphasis on interdisciplinary study, the course explores Christianity in its historical, contemporary, and global contexts as well as other major world religions.Course Content: The Theology curriculum covers a vast range of topics from biblical studies to systematic theology, and from pastoral and practical theology to church history and world religions, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of theology. The curriculum also integrates faith-related questions and ethical issues, adding another dimension to the students' learning experience.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include "Buckles & Trends in Contemporary Christianity", "Philosophy, Faith & Ethics", "Biblical Theology", and "Systematic Theology". These modules help learners to understand and interpret religious concepts, customs and traditions, and discuss ethical issues associated with faith and religion. Future Careers: This course opens up a wide spectrum of potential career paths and professional possibilities. Graduates commonly enter into fields like pastoral work, teaching, social work, management, and journalism to name a few. Other employment sectors include church-related roles, international development, NHS, and charity sector.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.