The School has 15 full-time members of staff who offer research supervision and taught MA programmes covering a wide range of fields. As a postgraduate student you will normally be a member of only one of the School's constituent departments, but opportunities exist for joint supervision where there is subject overlap. Applications When completing your application form you are asked to give the programme code. Codes for taught programmes are shown after the title of the programme in this prospectus.
Taught programmes See under individual programme.
The staff involved are listed under Classics and Ancient History, Theology, Politics and Sociology. The programme provides a combination of ethical, religious or social thought in the ancient or modern world. It is designed to enable students to think critically about the ethical basis of action and the relationship of ethics to social and religious contexts. It offers a basis for a wide range of types of employment or for postgraduate research in ethics and related areas. Entry requirements Normally an Upper Second Class degree in an Arts or Social Science subject, or other professional qualification or experience.