History and Theology, Philosophy and Ethics (Hons) Lincoln Bishop University

Overview

The History and Theology, Philosophy and Ethics (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University provides a comprehensive exploration of human identity, belief systems, and historical evolution. This interdisciplinary programme encourages students to engage with complex moral questions while developing a deep understanding of the past. By combining these fields, the university offers a unique perspective on how ancient traditions continue to shape the modern world.

Why History and Theology, Philosophy and Ethics (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University?

Benefit from small class sizes and a supportive learning environment on an intimate, historic campus and engage with a forward-thinking curriculum that avoids traditional unseen examinations in favour of practical assessments.

Access international travel opportunities to locations such as Rome and India to broaden your cultural perspective and gain professional experience through integrated work placement opportunities tailored to your career goals. Students can learn from expert lecturers who bring their active research into the classroom to bring subjects to life.

Tuition Fee Breakdown
• International fee: GBP 14380 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Histories of Identity: Sexuality, Race, Class and Gender
• Early Modern British Isles
• Historian’s Craft
• Late Medieval England
• World’s Religions
• Christianity
• Researching Local and Regional History
• British Protest Movements
• Magic, Witchcraft and Folklore
Careers with History and Theology, Philosophy and Ethics (Hons)

Graduates are well-equipped for a diverse range of professional paths thanks to their training in critical analysis and persuasive communication. Many pursue roles in heritage education, museum management, or historical consultancy. The degree also provides a strong foundation for careers in journalism, publishing, and archives.

In the public sector, alumni often find success in politics, civil service, or the legal professions following further study. The programme is particularly suited for those entering the education sector, with guaranteed interviews for teaching qualifications at the university. Other destinations include social work, community development, and graduate schemes in commerce or finance.