Philosophy and Ethics and Religion, Theology and Spirituality Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Philosophy and Ethics and Religion, Theology and Spirituality degree at Liverpool Hope University offers a comprehensive exploration of human belief systems and moral frameworks. This combined honours programme allows students to engage deeply with the fundamental questions of existence while studying the diverse practices of global religious traditions. By balancing two distinct yet complementary fields, the curriculum provides a robust foundation in both analytical reasoning and cultural understanding.

Why Philosophy and Ethics and Religion, Theology and Spirituality at Liverpool Hope University?

Studying in Liverpool provides a unique cultural backdrop, featuring the oldest mosque in England and two iconic cathedrals. The university is home to specialised research groups, including the Association for Continental Philosophy of Religion and the Muslims in Britain Research Group. Students benefit from a contemporary approach to applied ethics and theology, exploring how faith and philosophy intersect with modern issues like artificial intelligence, ecology, and social justice.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 15225 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Religion, Political Philosophy and Applied Ethics
• Human Personhood
• Artificial Intelligence
• Ecology and Animal Rights
• Wisdom, Mysticism and Practices of Christianity
• Islam, Judaism, Hinduism and Buddhism
• Rituals and Sacred Texts
• Interfaith Dialogue and Secularisation

Careers with Philosophy and Ethics and Religion, Theology and Spirituality

Graduates from this programme are well-equipped for professional roles that require the ability to navigate complex, conflicting ideas and understand diverse cultural perspectives. Common career paths for those completing this degree include positions in education, politics, and the civil service. Additionally, the analytical skills gained are highly valued in community work, social advocacy, and various sectors where ethical decision-making and ideological clarity are essential.