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Global Religions (Study Abroad) BA Hons
Why Lancaster? • Discover a course that expertly combines the study of the world’s major religious traditions and the most pressing global issues of today such as war, the climate emergency, development,
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Entry requirements for Philosophy and Religious Studies and Theology and Teligious Studies at Lancaster University
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Philosophy and Religious Studies at Lancaster University
member1260263
17th June 21
Philosophy, Politics and Economics, BA Hons FullTime
It's fine, Economic department and Politics and Philosophy department have no communication. Feels like 2 different degrees instead of one. read more
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member940093
3rd July 19
History and Philosophy, BA Hons FullTime
Loads of interesting research areas with leading experts read more
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member532922
19th July 18
History and Philosophy, BA Hons FullTime
On this course, I had amazing lecturers in both departments! They were always willing to answer questions in lectures and outside, in their office hours. Tutors would spend time with you, to help you understand your work if you came to their office hours and overall, I found the staff to be very helpful, answering emails promptly. Teaching quality was good, however, sometimes I feel that more could be put online to help you understand the topic, in the form of notes. However, there is always something there to help you, like recordings of lectures. I just find that notes help me more. Particularly, this year, the course didn't seem like value for money as we were still paying money to the university during strikes, which lasted a month or so. read more
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member1132067
3rd June 18
Philosophy, Politics and Economics, BA Hons FullTime
11 wines on Maori social. Unforgettable read more
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23rd January 18
History, Philosophy and Politics, BA Hons FullTime
It does often feel like I am paying £9,250/year for a Library membership and a few powerpoints each week. An increase in contact hours would be brilliant, if only to just double the seminar time; as it stands, seminars are so time stretched that there is often not enough time to actually go through and talk about everything that needs discussing with a member of staff present. The teaching is generally very good; the lecturers are engaging and interested in their subject areas and clearly take their role seriously; it's not just a job to support their research. That said, we do have many highly intelligent lecturers including the one and only Chris Macleod, expert on JS Mill. The courses are generally well constructed, with the notable exception of HIST100 (the Introduction to History). It does get a lot better in later years however. Generally speaking, there is a wide variety of interesting subjects that one can pursue in your quest for knowledge, whatever your interests. read more
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member1216969
18th October 15
Philosophy, BA Hons FullTime
Philosophy is such an engaging & interesting subject at the worst of times, so when it's taught by the excellent staff at Lancaster you're in for an interesting & fulfilling lecture every time. read more
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