Social Care and Religion, Theology and Spirituality Liverpool Hope University

Overview

The Social Care and Religion, Theology and Spirituality B.A. (Hons) at Liverpool Hope University provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary education that balances theoretical insights with practical social awareness. This combined honours degree is split equally between both subjects, ensuring students develop a robust understanding of how faith, belief systems, and social care structures intersect within modern society.

Why Social Care and Religion, Theology and Spirituality at Liverpool Hope University?

Liverpool serves as an exceptional living laboratory for this programme, boasting a rich religious history featuring two iconic cathedrals and the oldest mosque in England. Students benefit from the university's strong links with local and national organisations that support individuals with social care needs. The curriculum is deeply informed by the lived experiences of service users and the vibrant religious communities found throughout the city. This unique environment allows for the exploration of sacred texts and ancient wisdom alongside contemporary cultural expressions in art, music, and community life.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

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

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

Syllabus

The curriculum draws from various academic fields to address the root causes of social inequality and the complexities of modern belief. Modules may include:

• Christianity
• Islam
• Judaism
• Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Social Inequalities
• Ethics and Theology
• Contemporary Spiritual Identities
• Interfaith Dialogue

Careers with Social Care and Religion, Theology and Spirituality

Graduates are equipped with the critical skills necessary to navigate ethical challenges and understand diverse cultural perspectives. This makes them highly suitable for professional roles in education, politics, and the civil service. Many students pursue careers in community work or within social care services, where they can help shape sensitive and effective support systems. The degree provides a strong foundation for those looking to work in sectors where navigating diverse beliefs and addressing social care needs are essential requirements.