Theology, Philosophy and Ethics with Foundation Year (Hons) Lincoln Bishop University

Overview

The Theology, Philosophy and Ethics with Foundation Year (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University provides a comprehensive academic journey for those interested in the moral and religious debates of the 21st century. This four-year programme is designed to accommodate students who require an initial foundation year to transition into higher education. By blending historical traditions with contemporary issues, the course encourages a deep exploration of faith, atheism, and global ethics.

Why Theology, Philosophy and Ethics with Foundation Year (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University?

Lincoln Bishop University offers a "sleeves rolled up" approach to theology, moving beyond the classroom to engage with real-world issues. Students benefit from extensive experience in the field, with opportunities for international travel to locations such as Rome and India. The curriculum is issue-led, addressing controversial topics like terrorism, gender, and scientific discovery. Learners can choose to follow a fact-based objective path or one that explores personal faith, supported by a campus environment that values student perspectives and high-quality teaching.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 14380 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to build core academic skills before progressing into specialised theological and philosophical study. Modules may include:

• Ethics
• The World’s Religions
• Christianity
• History of Thinking
• Religion, Race and Sexuality
• Green Theology
• Holocaust Philosophy and Education
• God and Science
• Women and Faiths
• Media and Message
• Religion, War and Terrorism

Careers with Theology, Philosophy and Ethics with Foundation Year (Hons)

Graduates are equipped with critical evaluation and research skills suitable for a wide range of professional sectors. Many alumni pursue roles directly related to their studies, such as religious education teachers, theology lecturers, or education officers for religious organisations. The broad analytical nature of the degree also prepares students for careers in policing, social work, and community development. Additionally, graduates find success in politics, policy planning, museum work, and media, as well as roles within the third sector and various non-governmental organisations.