BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

The Philosophy, Religion, and Ethics BA course, offered at the University of Sheffield, engages students in a deep exploration of philosophical questions, religious thought, and ethical dilemmas. Students learn about different religions, their beliefs, practices, and historical significance within a wider cultural context. The course also emphasizes ethical theory, its practical applications, and its relevance to contemporary issues.Course Content: The study program is a balanced blend of philosophy, religion, and ethics. The first year provides a foundational understanding of these areas. From the second year onwards, students can specialize more, opting for modules that interest them, such as moral philosophy, philosophy of mind, and political philosophy.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Introduction to Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Justice and Equality, Living Religiously, and Moral Problems. Students can choose from a wide variety of optional modules to tailor their final year of study according to their interests.Future Careers: Graduates of the course can pursue a variety of career paths. Some find roles in law, finance, civil service, journalism, social and pastoral work, or teaching. Others continue into further study in philosophy or related fields.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.