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About This Course

Studying Philosophy, Ethics and Religion offers you the opportunity to engage with the fundamental questions of life: What does it means to be human? How should we resolve moral dilemmas? Is it possible to prove that God exists? Our course draws together modules that explore ethics, analytical and continental philosophy, and Eastern and Western religions. If you have an enquiring mind and want to cultivate new skills - this may be the course for you.

All of our modules are taught by experts in fields of Philosophy, Ethics and Religion, specialising in areas such as religious extremism, existentialism, applied ethics, aesthetics, Holocaust studies and the study of the world religions. Each year you will be able to choose from a wide range of courses and with no compulsory modules in your first and second year you will be able to tailor your degree to your own interests. In your final year of study, you will again be able to choose most of your modules but will also be required to complete an independent project which will give you the opportunity to research a topic of your choosing at an advanced level.

Our courses are taught through interactive lectures and seminars, where you will be able explore and debate some of the most significant philosophical, ethical and religious issues that confront humanity today. You will also be given the opportunity to meet with your lecturers for one-to-one tutorials or in small groups to discuss and develop your ideas further.

Our staff are dedicated to developing your academic and personal potential, ensuring that you are prepared for success after graduation.

Why choose Bangor University for this course?

• You will have opportunity to specialise your degree in philosophy, ethics or religion.
• You will benefit from staff expertise and their commitment to teaching, student care and welfare.
• Our staff are research active and incorporate current research into their teaching.

Careers

Through studying Philosophy, Ethics and Religion you will develop a wide array of skills that are very much in demand in todays job market. For instance, our degree encourages students to develop a range of skills such as problem solving, analysis and evaluation, communicating and presentation, empathy and social skills, creativity, forming a well justified argument or point of view, time management, organisational and teamwork. These transferable skills are valued by a wide range of employers and can lead Philosophy, Ethics and Religion graduates finding employment in a range of different fields such as:

• Legal services
• Teaching and Education
• Academia
• Politics
• Social Work
• Event Management
• Accountants
• Business and Management
• Banking
• Prison Service
• Museums, Heritage and the Arts
• Counselling
• Journalism
• Publishing
• Ministry
• Health Care
• Non-profit Agencies
• Media

Many students will go on to pursue postgraduate degrees leading to an MA, MRes or PhD.