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Divinity BD (Honours)
A short postgraduate course intended for those who already have an undergraduate degree and are interested in focusing on theological and biblical studies.It is especially suited for those considering ordination within a Christian denomination.
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Theology MTheol (Honours)
In this course, students focus on topics like the history of Israel, the person of Jesus of Nazareth, Paul’s letters, the rapid growth of the early church, and contacts between Christianity and Greek and Roman philosophy.
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Hebrew MA (joint degree)
Taken as a joint degree in combination with other subjects, students will focus on classical or biblical Hebrew, whilst also having the opportunity to take advanced modules in post-biblical Hebrew – particularly by studying the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Biblical Studies MA (Honours)
Provides an opportunity to explore the profound influence that the Christian and Jewish scriptures have had on western civilisation, with a focus on the Old and New Testaments as well as other Jewish and Christian writings.
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Theological Studies MA (Honours)
Provides an introduction to the rich theological traditions of Christianity, covering the history, belief, practice and implications of Christian theology from the early church to the present day.
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New Testament MA (joint degree)
Focuses on New Testament language and literature, with the option to take additional classes in Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) and Christian history and theology.
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Bible and Culture MA ('with' degree)
Focusing on The Bible and its use in various cultural traditions, this course would suit students looking for a wider range of options across Arts subjects and be beneficial where some knowledge of The Bible is vital for interpreting art, literature, history or philosophy.
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Religion in Society MA ('with' degree)
Taken as a joint degree in combination with other subjects, this course is designed for those who want to study a wider range of Arts subjects and wish to understand the function of religion in various Western and non-Western societies.