We offer masters programmes as one year full-time (or two years part-time) across taught online and research options. A taught Masters is a one year full-time (or two years part-time) programme of advanced study in an area. It is an ideal way to gain the academic foundation needed for professional work or for further study such as a PhD.The Masters programmes are taught mainly in small classrooms or seminars for the programmes’ compulsory and optional courses. Students are given training in research methods which offers a practical approach to postgraduate-level skills of critical investigation and writing. Towards the end of your period of study you will be expected to write a 15,000 dissertation for which you will receive individual supervision.We are currently reviewing our postgraduate masters programmes for 2027/28. A redeveloped programme that reflects the breadth of expertise that our School is known for will be coming on stream soon. We expect to be able to publish more information about this programme mid November, with apply links hopefully being issued early December.Our online programme Philosophy, Science and Religion is already available to apply for 2027 entry. Full-time or part-time?Most of our programmes are available to study full-time or part-time. There are advantages to both ways of study, but the way you choose will depend on your ongoing commitments, your financial resources and your individual study preferences. Please note that if you require a visa to study in the UK, you will not normally be permitted to study on a part time basis. Theology and Religious Studies MTh by Research, MSc by Research The MThR and MScR are postgraduate research masters programmes that enable you to develop your skills as a researcher Philosophy, Science and Religion (online) Study a wide range of courses offered by the School of Divinity and the Department of Philosophy. This article was published on Tuesday 19 March 2024
