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Theology, Mission and Ministry Cert
Set within a World Heritage Site, and an integral part of St. John’s College, Cranmer Hall offers a varied programme of academic awards in Theology, Ministry and Mission from Durham University. The undergraduate
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What you will need to do
Apply by 29 Jan
What you won’t need to do
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Pass an entry test
Points of entry for Theology, Mission and Ministry Cert
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Entry requirements for Philosophy and Religious Studies and Theology and Teligious Studies at Durham University
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Philosophy and Religious Studies at Durham University
member1282608
28th March 23
Philosophy and Psychology, BA Hons FullTime
Amazing course that I personally love, however there are some noticeable issues with structural and assessment organisation for non-single honours students. You get a wonderful combination of a humanity - Philosphy - and a BPS accredited Psychology education which can lead to many diverse career opportunities. read more
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member582569
28th March 23
Philosophy, Politics and Economics, BA Hons FullTime
PPE is definitely a challenging degree. You have a lot of flexibility in second and third year about what you choose to study! In second year you have to be very careful with what you choose to study, as it can heavily affect what you can study and do a dissertation in the next year. The module selection is pretty good, and the teaching is generally of high quality (though there are some teachers that are very poor quality). In third year you have the option to drop a discipline entirely. I would recommend that if you think you might hate one discipline to do a combined honours instead. I’ve marked personal tutor at 1 star as I’m not sure what it means and if it means academic advisor, I was not sorted one until my final year. read more
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Ihaveamember
24th October 16
Philosophy, BA Hons FullTime
Most supportive place I have ever been! Love every aspect of life here. read more
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member410310
5th July 15
Philosophy, Politics and Economics, BA Hons FullTime
Brilliant course, very well organised. Great prospects. read more
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Theology and Teligious Studies at Durham University
member791835
3rd October 23
Theology and Religion, BA Hons FullTime
Teaching quality is near-universally excellent. Course content tends to be dominated by Christian-focused modules. read more
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member482730
29th March 23
Theology and Religion, BA Hons FullTime
There is a reason why it is 6th in the world!!!! read more
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