For entry requirements, duration and location, assessment, funding, what to do next and application procedure see above, under taught programmes introduction . Those with an interest in Christian ethics and contemporary moral problems. They will become familiar with, and evaluate key figures in this history, and also gain a knowledge of many central issues in applied ethics. Students will engage with and analyse primary texts and situate their evaluations within other interpretations and the wider scholarly debate. The course also enables students to see the relevance of, and to apply their knowledge to, contemporary ethical issues.
Teaching normally takes place on one day a week, for the benefit of part-time students.
For entry requirements, duration and location, assessment, funding, what to do next and application procedure see above, under taught programmes introduction . Students who wish to pursue an interest in the history of Christianity to MA level or to prepare for doctoral research. An introduction to work at postgraduate level on the early modern and modern history of Christianity. The units on Religion in Early Modern England, and British Christianity in the Victorian period give students an opportunity both to analyse current historical debates and to deal with primary source material. It is also possible, by agreement with the teacher concerned, to substitute a 'Special Subject' for either of the topic-based units.