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MSc Science and Religion

Engage in advanced interdisciplinary study of science and religion.

ESSSAT PRIZE WINNERS
 Science and Religion students win three international prizes

Three of our Science and Religion students won all of the 2018 prizes in Science and Theology from ESSSAT (the European Society for the Study of Science and Theology). The prize winners,  Sarah Lane Ritchie, Jaeho Jang and Joanna Leidenhag, were presented with their awards at the ESSSAT conference in Lyon, France.

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About the programme
The relationship between Science and Religion is one of the foremost intellectual debates of our day. It is impossible not to hold an opinion on it.

Programme structure
This programme is run full-time over one year (or part-time over two years) and taught mainly in small classroom/seminar groups.

Entry requirements
A UK 2:1 honours degree with a mark of at least 65%, or its international equivalent, in a core natural science subject (eg. physics, or chemistry, or biology) or a humanities subject relevant to the science-religion dialogue (eg. theology/religious studies, or philosophy, or history).

Fees and costs
Information on tuition fees

Scholarships and funding
Awards are made for both masters and PhD programmes.

Further information
Please contact the Graduate School or the Programme Director.

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