Licențiat cu distincție în Religie, Filosofie și Etică
Online United Kingdom
DURATA
3 up to 6 Years
LIMBI
Engleză
RITM
La zi, Part time
TERMEN LIMITĂ DE APLICARE
05 Sep 2024
CEA MAI DEVREME DATĂ DE ÎNCEPERE
Oct 2024
TAXE DE ȘCOLARIZARE
GBP 21.816 *
FORMAT DE STUDIU
Învățământ la Distanță
* cost pe an cu normă întreagă; 3.168 GBP - cost pe an part-time
Introducere
În această calificare, veți explora sistemele umane de gândire și practică, atât „laice”, cât și „religioase”, în moduri care vă permit să vă implicați în probleme ample și adesea controversate care afectează diferite culturi și societăți. Veți investiga întrebările și temele actuale din aceste discipline atât din perspective istorice, cât și contemporane. Aceasta include etica războiului, justiția politică, multiculturalismul, naționalismul religios, „sfințenia vieții” și pelerinajul. În angajarea cu disciplinele de bază ale studiilor religioase și filosofiei, veți dezvolta abilități critice și expertiză într-o serie de abordări și metodologii cheie.
Caracteristicile cheie ale cursului
- Implicați-vă în dezbateri filozofice cheie despre probleme etice și alte întrebări fundamentale
- Aflați despre tradițiile creștinismului, islamului și hinduismului, deoarece acestea se referă la diferite culturi și societăți
- Investigați filozofii clasici și contemporani selectați și o serie de practici și credințe religioase.
- Dezvoltați abilități de analiză critică, empatie și comunicare relevante pentru o gamă largă de cariere.
Accesibilitate
Facem toate calificările noastre cât mai accesibile și avem o gamă cuprinzătoare de servicii pentru a sprijini toți studenții noștri. Licența în Religie, Filosofie și Etică utilizează o varietate de materiale de studiu și are următoarele elemente:
- studierea unui amestec de materiale tipărite și online – resursele de învățare online pot include site-uri web, clipuri media audio/video și activități interactive, cum ar fi chestionare online
- găsirea online de material extern/terț
- lucrul în grup cu alți elevi
- lucrul cu materiale de lectură și imagini de specialitate.
Rezultatul programului
Knowledge and understanding
When you complete your studies for this qualification, you will have knowledge and understanding of:
- What it means to approach both ethical and non-ethical issues philosophically, as understood within the contemporary Western tradition of philosophy; the distinctiveness and diversity of religious studies (with its various approaches), and its critical and contested nature
- Selected classic and contemporary philosophers and their views on various topics, including a variety of ethical questions; a diverse range of religious phenomena (including different religious traditions) in various contexts
- How to analyse and construct arguments in philosophy and ethics; a range of concepts, theories and methods relevant to religious studies
- The complex, subtle and sometimes controversial ways in which philosophical and ethical theories, and religious ideas and practices, relate to society and culture both historically and in the present day.
Cognitive skills
On completion of this qualification, you will have developed the following cognitive skills:
- Analyse, compare, contrast, and critically evaluate and apply relevant terms, methods, theories, and concepts.
- Synthesise, understand, or critically evaluate primary and secondary sources and formulate your views about the problems discussed.
- Plan and execute philosophical, ethics, and religious studies writing at the appropriate level, including the ability to organise several arguments and counterarguments into a coherent essay.
- Reflect on personal perspectives and assumptions, aspects of learning, and development of key skills.
Practical and professional skills
When you complete this qualification you will be able to:
- Access, select, and research information using your initiative and deploying a range of digital tools.
- Plan and manage a program of work that identifies priorities and consistently meets deadlines with an increasing degree of independence.
- Apply knowledge and skills to a range of different contexts, communicating effectively as appropriate to the audience in question and the task at hand.
- Engage with others effectively and with appropriate sensitivity.
- Appreciate and analyse practical and ethical implications for individuals and communities with particular world views.
Key skills
When you complete this qualification you will be able to:
- Effectively communicate and synthesise philosophical, ethical, and religious studies ideas and arguments using a range of media and in a manner appropriate to different audiences.
- Work independently, developing an effective information-gathering strategy, ordering the data, and relating them to the analysis of a specific intellectual problem.
Curriculum
This degree has three stages, each comprising 120 credits.
- You’ll start Stage 1 with an introduction to the arts and humanities and the revolutions that have changed the world.
- Next, in Stage 2, you'll study two compulsory modules as you begin to explore philosophy and religion in more detail.
- Finally, in Stage 3, you’ll complete your degree study focusing on the key questions in philosophy and religion.
Stage 1 (120 credits)
You'll start your degree with:
- Discovering the arts and humanities (A111)
You’ll choose one from:
- Revolutions (A113)
- Global challenges: social science in action (D113)
Stage 2 (120 credits)
You'll study both of the following:
- Exploring religion: places, practices, texts and experiences (A227)
- Investigating philosophy (DA223)
Stage 3 (120 credits)
You'll study both of the following:
- Key questions in philosophy (A333)
- Why is religion controversial? (A332)
Assessment
Our assessments are all designed to reinforce your learning and help you show your understanding of the topics. The mix of assessment methods will vary between modules.
Computer-Marked Assignments
- Usually, a series of online, multiple-choice questions.
Tutor-Marked Assignments
- You’ll have a number of these throughout each module, each with a submission deadline.
- They can be made up of essays, questions, experiments or something else to test your understanding of what you have learned.
- Your tutor will mark and return them to you with detailed feedback.
End-of-Module Assessments
- The final, marked piece of work on most modules.
- Modules with an end-of-module assessment won’t usually have an exam.
Exams
- Some modules end with an exam. You’ll be given time to revise and prepare.
- You’ll be given your exam date at least 5 months in advance.
- Most exams take place remotely, and you will complete them at home or an alternative location.
- If a module requires you to take a face-to-face exam, this will be made clear in the module description, and you will be required to take your exam in person at one of our exam centres.