Philosophy, Science and Religion (online)

Study a wide range of courses offered by the School of Divinity and the Department of Philosophy.

About the study area

Philosophy, science and religion are three endeavours that shape in far-reaching and fundamental ways how we think, what we value and how we live. Public discourse, professional life, politics and culture revolve around the philosophical, scientific and religious ideas of our age; yet they and their relationship to each other are not well understood.

This programme allows a great deal of flexibility between full-time and part-time modes of study and different exit routes depending on your interests.

Find out more

Our postgraduate Degree Finder contains a full programme description, details of entry requirements, fees, scholarships and international student information for this programme. Or see the following programme structure.

Postgraduate Online Learning Open Days

As part of the University of Edinburgh's Postgraduate Online Learning Open Days, we're hosting a session 'Why study Philosophy, Science and Religion' on 21 May, 4pm, Online (Zoom).

Compulsory courses

Optional courses

Optional courses may change year to year, so please consult the Programme Director for advice on what will be available.

Exit routes

Career opportunities

This programme would be an ideal foundation for further graduate work. However, the skills of analytical, clear and creative thinking and writing, the ability to manage projects that require significant research and to engage in constructive conversations across disciplinary and cultural boundaries, are all highly sought after by employers in a diverse range of fields.

Further information

If you have questions about your qualifications fulfilling entry requirements or your suitability for the programme, please email div.pgadmissions@ed.ac.uk. If your questions about the programme content are not answered on this site, you may email the programme director.

Programme Director

Dr Bethany Sollereder

Email:

Profile page: Dr Bethany Sollereder

Postgraduate admissions

Phone: +44 (0)131 650 8952

Email: div.pgadmissions@ed.ac.uk

About the study area

Philosophy, science and religion are three endeavours that shape in far-reaching and fundamental ways how we think, what we value and how we live. Public discourse, professional life, politics and culture revolve around the philosophical, scientific and religious ideas of our age; yet they and their relationship to each other are not well understood.

This programme allows a great deal of flexibility between full-time and part-time modes of study and different exit routes depending on your interests.

Find out more

Our postgraduate Degree Finder contains a full programme description, details of entry requirements, fees, scholarships and international student information for this programme. Or see the following programme structure.

Apply online

Compulsory courses

Optional courses

Optional courses may change year to year, so please consult the Programme Director for advice on what will be available.

Exit routes

Career opportunities

This programme would be an ideal foundation for further graduate work. However, the skills of analytical, clear and creative thinking and writing, the ability to manage projects that require significant research and to engage in constructive conversations across disciplinary and cultural boundaries, are all highly sought after by employers in a diverse range of fields.

Further information

If you have questions about your qualifications fulfilling entry requirements or your suitability for the programme, please email div.pgadmissions@ed.ac.uk. If your questions about the programme content are not answered on this site, you may email the programme director.

Programme Director

Dr Bethany Sollereder

Email:

Profile page: Dr Bethany Sollereder

Postgraduate admissions

Phone: +44 (0)131 650 8952

Email: div.pgadmissions@ed.ac.uk

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