This programme is based in the Department of Sociology and offers all the benefits available to Sociology graduate students. The programme aims to bring a sociological perspective to the study of religion in contemporary society. A related aim is to increase sensitivity to the relationship between empirical observation, analysis and sociological theory. 10,000-word essay on an approved relevant topic of your own choice For more details of the courses, see ' Options ' in the entry for the MSc Sociology. Teaching and assessment A variety of methods of learning are used for the two religion courses Lectures cover the basic syllabuses.
Seminars take the form of a talk followed by discussion.
Careers A sizeable proportion of students taking this programme have proceeded to doctoral studies. Among the occupations most frequently entered are journalism, teaching and research.