Full details of course structures are given in the appropriate sections of the Degree Regulations and Programmes of Study.
The degree programme is taken on a full-time basis over four years. Courses (worth 20 credits) are taught for a total of eleven weeks. In years one and two teaching is largely lecture-based, augmented by small group tutorials. Honours teaching is largely seminar based in small group classes. Assessment is variable but is normally one in course essay and other course work (blogs, tutorial sheets, presentations etc), making up 40% of the final mark and one two hour exam at the end of the course, making up 60% of the final mark.
In years 1 and 2, students must choose courses at SQCF Level 8 and in each year take core courses in both Religious Studies (40 credits) and in English Literature (40 credits). The remaining 40 credits in each year may be taken within the School of Divinity or as ‘outside’ courses. In year 3, students must choose option courses at SQCF Level 10 in Religious Studies (40 credits) and in English Literature (40 credits). The remaining 40 credits can be taken in either subject area. In year 4, students must choose option courses at SQCF Level 10 in Religious Studies (40 credits) and in English Literature (40 credits) and a dissertation (40 credits) in either subject. Entry to year 3 requires passes in specified subjects and students should refer to the Degree Programme Table for further information.
Details of courses offered each year in Religious Studies are available on the School of Divinity’s website. Similarly courses offered in English Literature are available on LLC’s website.
Through the School’s quality assurance and enhancement procedures the teaching and learning processes are closely monitored; this includes feedback from students through staff/student liaison meetings and course monitoring forms.
The School has adopted a policy on Equality, Diversity and Respect in the School of Divinity covering all students and staff in the School.
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