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MA in Christian Spirituality
A Masters level programme of study of the traditions of Christian Spirituality. Historical, contemporary and pastoral elements are included. Four modules, assessed by essays and coursework, plus a dissertation, are required. Teaching is in weekly seminars during the Michaelmas and Lent terms. The programme can be completed entirely with evening teaching, either part-time in two years or three years, or full-time in one year. More..
A Masters level programme of study of the traditions of Christian Spirituality. Historical, contemporary and pastoral elements are included. Four modules, assessed by essays and coursework, plus a dissertation, are required. Teaching is in weekly seminars during the Michaelmas and Lent terms. The programme can be completed entirely with evening teaching, either part-time in two years or three years, or full-time in one year. More..
BA(Abrahamic Faiths)
The degree offers an introduction to Christianity, Islam and Judaism, with a particular focus on how the faiths relate to each other. More..
The degree offers an introduction to Christianity, Islam and Judaism, with a particular focus on how the faiths relate to each other. More..
MA Philosophy and Religion
This challenging degree encourages reflection upon religion from both philosophical and theological perspectives. It seeks to provide an understanding of how the disciplines of philosophy and theology have addressed many of the fundamental questions that confront humanity. These issues also make a valuable contribution to the debate concerning complex religious and moral issues which arise within an age marked by rapid social and cultural change. More..
This challenging degree encourages reflection upon religion from both philosophical and theological perspectives. It seeks to provide an understanding of how the disciplines of philosophy and theology have addressed many of the fundamental questions that confront humanity. These issues also make a valuable contribution to the debate concerning complex religious and moral issues which arise within an age marked by rapid social and cultural change. More..
MA Christian Ethics
This MA programme explores the following questions: What is the good life? How should we act? How do we assess difficult moral situations? What does moral living require of us, both in terms of who we are as human beings and as professionals? Are there any models of moral life, personal, corporate, institutional that are applicable to everyone all the time? In searching for answers, it introduces students to philosophical schools of ethics such as deontology, teleology, virtue ethics and thinkers such as Aristotle, Aquinas, Kant and McIntyre. It examines how to apply Christian insights and ethical values to all aspects of life. More..
This MA programme explores the following questions: What is the good life? How should we act? How do we assess difficult moral situations? What does moral living require of us, both in terms of who we are as human beings and as professionals? Are there any models of moral life, personal, corporate, institutional that are applicable to everyone all the time? In searching for answers, it introduces students to philosophical schools of ethics such as deontology, teleology, virtue ethics and thinkers such as Aristotle, Aquinas, Kant and McIntyre. It examines how to apply Christian insights and ethical values to all aspects of life. More..
MA Christianity and Interreligious Relations
The MA in Christianity and Interreligious Relations offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the many ethical and political, as well as more obviously theological, questions which religion raises in the post-modern world. More..
The MA in Christianity and Interreligious Relations offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the many ethical and political, as well as more obviously theological, questions which religion raises in the post-modern world. More..
MA Psychology of Religion
This degree is designed to introduce you to the psychological study of religion through a critical and reflective study of major developments and themes that have characterized research in this field from its inception. It approaches religion from the standpoint of psychology and deals with the major questions and figures that have dominated psychological study of religion over the past century. It does this without making any assumptions about particular religious truths and values, and asks what psychology can offer to our understanding of people’s religious beliefs, experience and behaviour. It provides a link between psychology as a social or human science, the different religious traditions and the practice of contemporary theology and philosophy. More..
This degree is designed to introduce you to the psychological study of religion through a critical and reflective study of major developments and themes that have characterized research in this field from its inception. It approaches religion from the standpoint of psychology and deals with the major questions and figures that have dominated psychological study of religion over the past century. It does this without making any assumptions about particular religious truths and values, and asks what psychology can offer to our understanding of people’s religious beliefs, experience and behaviour. It provides a link between psychology as a social or human science, the different religious traditions and the practice of contemporary theology and philosophy. More..
MA Philosophy
The University of London has one of the largest Philosophy faculties in Britain and Heythrop is one of four colleges of the University offering this internationally recognized Masters degree. Heythrop College, itself, has one of the largest Philosophy departments in the country. More..
The University of London has one of the largest Philosophy faculties in Britain and Heythrop is one of four colleges of the University offering this internationally recognized Masters degree. Heythrop College, itself, has one of the largest Philosophy departments in the country. More..
BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics
‘What can I know?’, ‘What must I do?’, ‘What can I hope for?’ This programme helps students to engage in indepth study of issues of meaning and truth in these areas. It includes consideration of the existence and nature of God, miracles, prayer, life after death, the problem of innocent suffering as well as detailed considerations of issues in social medical and sexual ethics. More..
‘What can I know?’, ‘What must I do?’, ‘What can I hope for?’ This programme helps students to engage in indepth study of issues of meaning and truth in these areas. It includes consideration of the existence and nature of God, miracles, prayer, life after death, the problem of innocent suffering as well as detailed considerations of issues in social medical and sexual ethics. More..
BA Philosophy and Theology
The BA Philosophy and Theology offers a unique opportunity to combine the critical approaches of both Philosophy and Theology. More..
The BA Philosophy and Theology offers a unique opportunity to combine the critical approaches of both Philosophy and Theology. More..
BA Philosophy
This degree provides an introduction to the most important areas of Philosophy. More..
This degree provides an introduction to the most important areas of Philosophy. More..
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