The Department of Theology and Religion at Exeter is a centre of excellence for teaching and research across a broad and diverse range of interests within the discipline. Our department is welcoming
Based on our current staff research, we welcome proposals from those with an interest in the following broad areas: Buddhism; Christianity; Islam; Hinduism; the social and cultural transformations of
Our full-time and part-time Religions and Theology PhD programme involves substantial original research in Religions and Theology, leading to the production of a thesis (of up to 80,000 words) that
About the course: The DPhil in Theology and Religion is the research degree for graduate students in the Faculty of Theology and Religion. It involves extensive independent study and the opportunity
A part-time professional doctorate programme which will enhance the evaluative and reflective skills required to go further in your career. This programme will help those already engaged in
We welcome applications from students interested in researching for a PhD/MPhil in a full range of areas, the following being of particular strength: Buddhism and its literature in India and the West
The Department of Religion and Theology has a thriving and innovative research culture and includes leading researchers in the thought and practice of Buddhism, Christianity, East Asian Religions,
Our postgraduate doctoral programme is based in theoretically informed and comparative studies of religion, specialising in areas such as Asian studies, history of religions/new religions, and Jewish
This PhD programme covers the study of public and political theology, theology and ethical theory, and contemporary ethical issues. Staff specialisms include theology and politics; womanist and
Our Durham Department of Theology and Religion is one of the largest in the UK, a diverse intellectual community of around 50 academics, over 150 postgraduate students and around 100 undergraduates
Our Durham Department of Theology and Religion is one of the largest in the UK, a diverse intellectual community of around 50 academics, over 150 postgraduate students and around 100 undergraduates
The Divinity Faculty at Cambridge has a distinguished international reputation for research and teaching, and the formation of postgraduate students in Theology and Religious Studies. Consistently
8 Year Part Time
