School/department: Department of Theology and Religious Studies. This Bachelor of Arts (Hons) program offers a unique opportunity to study the intricate relationship between culture, religion, and ethics. It provides a broad grounding in ethical theory (from Plato to Nietzsche), literature (from Greek tragedy to contemporary fiction), and focuses especially on the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Islam, and Christianity) that helped shape Western culture. The course also allows examination of the nature and function of music, art, and literature in relation to religion and ethics, and the wider influence of religious cultures on their contemporary contexts. It equips students with essential skills for making sense of today's diverse and complex world, and comprehending what constitutes human flourishing.

Graduates develop highly valued transferable skills, including careful analysis of texts and complex issues, reasoned decision-making, sensitivity to cultural and religious diversity, and effective communication of complex ideas. These skills are sought after in diverse sectors. Career options include: Law, Teaching (primary and secondary), Accounting and Finance, Journalism and Publishing, Welfare and Housing, Public Services, Civil Service, Charities and Non-Profit Organisations, Human Resources, Marketing and Advertising, Sales, Diplomatic Service, International Aid/Development, Community Development, Social Work, Policy Officer, Mediator, Arts and Culture, Museum/Heritage Sector. Many graduates also pursue postgraduate study to specialize or enter specific professions (e.g., teaching, law, psychology).

The University of Nottingham is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, indicating its excellence in research and education. It is home to award-winning campuses that focus on the student experience, providing a vibrant and supportive environment. Facilities include 24-hour libraries, the Lakeside Arts Centre, and a fully equipped health centre, ensuring students have access to comprehensive resources. The Department of Theology and Religious Studies offers a dynamic and supportive community, with staff including theologians, philosophers, biblical scholars, historians, and sociologists, providing diverse perspectives and expertise. Students benefit from extensive learning resources, including physical and e-books, and engage with modules that are often intellectually stimulating and challenging.