Philosophy and Theology (Hons) University of Nottingham

Overview

By studying philosophy and religion together you’ll get to understand:

• the overlaps and differences

• how they support and disagree with each other

• their personal, historical, and cultural importance

From the deeply personal to society-wide concerns, you’ll cover a wide range of issues providing you with a greater understanding of different ways of living. Throughout this course you’ll develop a wide range of transferable skills, and will also have the opportunity to undertake bespoke internships and placements to help you set yourself up for success after graduation.

The interfaith chaplaincy also supports you to explore your faith and others’ faith in a supportive setting on campus.

Careers

At the Philosophy and Theology (Hons) course offered by University of Nottingham , Theology and Philosophy both open the doors to a wide range of possible careers.

You'll develop key professional skills such as how to:

• understand and analyse others' ideas and beliefs
• think carefully and clearly
• sift evidence, make reasoned decisions and argue persuasively
• develop sensitivity to cultural and religious diversity
• communicate your ideas with confidence
• engage intelligently and critically with the world in all its depth and complexity

The skills you develop will make you:

• resilient - as the nature of work changes you can adapt
• flexible - you can choose across different sectors as you develop and grow and opportunities arise

Recent graduates are currently working in areas such as:

• law, public policy, strategy, and consulting
• banking and finance
• postgraduate degrees and academia
• teaching
• creative arts and cultural administration
• police and detective work
• religious and charitable organisations
• journalism, advertising, and communications
• psychology and counselling
• publishing and editing
• charities