Undergraduate Religions and Philosophies Modules
This is an alphabatised list of all undergraduate modules in Religions and Philosophies. For a systematic list of modules and module selection advice, please see the relevant structure pages of the respective degree programmes.
Please note: Modules listed as not running in one year, are likely to run in the following year. Please contact the relevant module convenor for further information.
Running 2020/21
- 'The Margins of Philosophy': Postcolonial, Gender, and Queer Epistemologies
- Akkadian Texts 1
- Ancient and Medieval Indian Philosophy
- Buddhism in Pre-modern China
- Buddhist Philosophy
- Classical Chinese Thought
- Comparative Ethics
- Daily Life of Jews in Antiquity
- Death and the Meaning of Life
- Debates, Methods and Themes in World Philosophies
- Independent Study Project in World Philosophies
- Introduction to Logic, Critical Reasoning and Argumentation
- Introductory Hittite
- Islam in Britain
- Islamic Philosophy
- Japanese Buddhist Thought
- Metaphysics in Comparative Perspective
- Modern Jewish Thought
- Mysticism in the Great Traditions
- Philosophies of Interpretation and Understanding
- Philosophies of Language
- Philosophy, Race, and Racism
- R201 Approaches and Methods in the Study of Religions
- R430 Political Islam
- R451 Jewish Identity from Ancient to Modern Times
- R471 Taoism: the Great Tradition
- R490 Zoroastrianism in the Ancient and Modern Worlds
- R501 Independent Study Project in Religion, Culture, and Society
- Reading and Writing Philosophy
- The Holocaust and the Problem of Evil
- World Philosophies in Context