This course is designed to inspire learners with a deep interest in ethics, philosophy, and religion, while exploring how these disciplines shape and influence the wider world.
Rooted in the Christian tradition and its impact on Western society, the curriculum examines both classical and contemporary developments in Christian thought. Students will engage with some of the most significant debates in Christian theology, ethical studies, and the philosophy of religion.

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN:
The role of ethics and religion in contemporary issues?
Why there are conflicting views on morality?
Whether we have the right to end human life?
Can we prove that God exists?

LEADING TO FUTURES IN:
This course links well to many undergraduate options, including law, psychology, education, philosophy, literature, politics and economics, to name just a few. Students move into a variety of future careers such as law, medicine, public services, the police, NHS, teaching and politics.

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
Grade 5 or above in GCSE Religious Studies is recommended.