This course offers a highly practical and theory-based study in Education Studies combined with Theology, Philosophy & Ethics. It includes up to 9 weeks of work-based placements, giving you invaluable classroom experience and opportunities to explore other educational settings. The programme is designed to address big ethical, philosophical, and religious issues relevant today, with international travel opportunities to places like India and Rome to enhance employability. It aims to foster a deep understanding of education in a global context, making it suitable for those interested in teaching or other education-related careers, as well as exploring contemporary moral and religious debates.
Why this course is highly recommended
This degree is highly practical with real classroom experience and flexible opportunities to explore various educational environments. Its forward-thinking, issue-led approach encourages debate on controversial ethical and philosophical topics. With its international travel opportunities and emphasis on developing employability skills through placements, it prepares students well for careers in education or related fields.
The course uniquely combines Education Studies with Theology, Philosophy & Ethics, allowing students to engage with both contemporary educational issues and deep philosophical and religious questions. Modules explore a range of topics including social justice, global perspectives, religious traditions, and environmental ethics, providing a rich interdisciplinary experience.
Application fees
15.87L
1st year tuition fees
15.87L
Living cost
Applicants typically need 96-112 UCAS tariff points from qualifications like A/AS Levels, BTEC, IB, or equivalent. The course also welcomes other qualifications that meet this tariff, with additional information available on foundation pathways for those who do not meet the standard points requirement.

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Graduates enjoy high employability, especially in teaching, with around 70% pursuing teacher training. The degree also prepares students for roles in education, health, social care, public information, museums, charities, and further postgraduate study. The interdisciplinary nature opens pathways in community work, media, policy, and more.