BA Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

How will I learn?

You will experience a range of teaching styles, including formal lectures, interactive lectures, case studies, student-led presentations and text-based seminars. Each class has two hours of teaching time (usually a two-hour class) per week over two 11-week terms for whole modules and over one term for half modules.  Directed reading and other independent learning are vital elements of your learning.  Tutorials - often one-to-one – are based on coursework essays and similar tasks, and in some cases on work in draft.

How will I be assessed?

Modules are normally assessed by a combination of coursework tasks completed during or shortly after the period of module teaching, and either an end-of-year essay or an end-of-year examination. Coursework tasks may include essays and other written tasks such as reports on seminar presentations, guided reading, case studies etc.

Further information on the programme can be found in the Programme Specification and you can contact the Programme Convenor below:

Programme Convenor

Dr Jonathan Loose
Email: j.loose@heythrop.ac.uk
Telephone: 020 7795 4266