BA Philosophy, Religion & Ethics

The undergraduate course in Philosophy, Religion and Ethics at the University of Birmingham offers students an opportunity to explore big questions about life, the universe, and everything in between. It is an ideal choice for those who desire to engage in deep thinking, challenge assumptions, and discover various cultural and historical perspectives on religious, ethical, and philosophical debates.Course Content: This course covers a broad spectrum of topics that allow students to explore a range of philosophical perspectives, religious traditions, and ethical theories. Students learn to critically evaluate and engage with complex ideas, fostering their ability for independent thinking.Key Modules: Core modules include Introduction to Philosophy of Religion, Ethics, and Metaphysics, and Research Skills in Philosophy. Optional modules cover a vast selection of topics such as Ancient Philosophy, Existentialism, God, Freedom and the Soul, to name just a few. In the final year of study, students complete a philosophical dissertation.Future Careers: Graduates of the Philosophy, Religion, and Ethics course can pursue a vast range of careers, including law, teaching, social work, civil service, journalism, and business. The skills learned in this course such as critical analysis, abstraction, problem-solving, and clear communication are highly valued by any employer.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.