185 Bachelor's degrees in Theology and Religious Studies in Europe

Choose the Religion and Theology programme from Cardiff University and dive into the fascinating histories and global legacies of religions. Explore how they’ve both shaped modern conflicts and provided resolutions.

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Social Studies programme from University of Malta meets a variety of educational needs through the combination of Theology with a number of areas of humanistic studies. It provides a good base for students wishing to qualify as teachers of Religion at secondary school level (after pursuing studies in a teacher training course).

In the Theology program at Tilburg University, you will learn to think critically about people and society, faith and reason. You learn to assist people in the areas of meaning, philosophy of life, ethics and spirituality. Religious views also play a role in social challenges. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Archaeology programme from University of Malta meets a variety of educational needs through the combination of Theology with a number of areas of humanistic studies. It provides a good base for students wishing to qualify as teachers of Religion at secondary school level (after pursuing studies in a teacher training course).

This BA Philosophy, Ethics and Religion degree from the University of Southampton provides you with the opportunity to explore deep  and far-reaching issues.

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Middle Eastern and Asian Languages and Cultures (Arabic) programme from University of Malta meets a variety of educational needs through the combination of Theology with a number of areas of humanistic studies. It provides a good base for students wishing to qualify as teachers of Religion at secondary school level.

The Philosophy and Theology course at University of Bristol combines philosophy and theology.       

The Theology and Religious Studies (Hons) course at the University of Chester will equip you to understand the ongoing significance and meaning of religious perspectives in the contemporary world, as well as inviting you to think critically and constructively about beliefs, practices and ethical concerns in traditions such as Christianity, Islam and Asian religions. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Linguistics programme from University of Malta meets a variety of educational needs through the combination of Theology with a number of areas of humanistic studies. It provides a good base for students wishing to qualify as teachers of Religion at secondary school level (after pursuing studies in a teacher training course).

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and History of Art programme from University of Malta meets a variety of educational needs through the combination of Theology with a number of areas of humanistic studies. It provides a good base for students wishing to qualify as teachers of Religion at secondary school level (after pursuing studies in a teacher training course).

The Religion Philosophy and Ethics (Part-Time) (Hons) course from University of Gloucestershire is as much about engaging with a rich diversity of religious traditions, philosophical ideas and ethical values as it is about examining the ways in which they shape and change the world we live in today.

The Theology with Philosophy (Hons) programme from University of Malta introduces you to a comprehensive study of the biblical sources of Christianity as well as its history, and its doctrinal, ethical and pastoral aspects, including its relations to economics, politics, culture and biotechnology.

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Italian programme from University of Malta meets a variety of educational needs through the combination of Theology with a number of areas of humanistic studies. It provides a good base for students wishing to qualify as teachers of Religion at secondary school level (after pursuing studies in a teacher training course).

This Religion, Culture and Society programme at The University of Exeter ​offers you the chance to study religion in the public square and contemporary contexts from a range of different perspectives, to understand how religions have shaped societies from the ancient past until the present day and continue to play a part in understanding and responding to global challenges. 

The programme for this Theology (Hons) course at the University of Malta introduces the student to a comprehensive study of the biblical sources of Christianity as well as its history, and its doctrinal, ethical and pastoral aspects, including its relations to economics, politics, culture and biotechnology.

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Psychology programme from University of Malta meets a variety of educational needs through the combination of Theology with a number of areas of humanistic studies. It provides a good base for students wishing to qualify as teachers of Religion at secondary school level (after pursuing studies in a teacher training course).

The Philosophy (Hons) BSc programme from University of Stirling addresses the big questions, while making sure you gain the key skills employers are looking for.

The Religious Education and English course from Dublin City University gives you a pathway to a rewarding and varied career in post-primary teaching, qualifying you to teach Religious Education and English to Honours Leaving Certificate Level.

The Church of Ireland Pathway (Restricted Entry) course at Dublin City University will prepare you for a rewarding career as a Primary School Teacher, a role that has a positive and lasting impact on young children's lives.

Studying the Religion and Theology course at University of Bristol makes you an expert at understanding how people across the globe interact. You will learn how cultures and individuals deal with life-shaping questions and why changes and conflicts occur in religious cultures both past and present.