
Philosophy, Ethics and Religion is an extremely well-respected discipline in both the academic and employment world. A good qualification in this subject will show that you can think around important issues and develop problem-solving skills. All careers are governed by ethical principles and an ability to understand these would certainly be deemed an advantage by employers. Reasons to choose this subject: ▪ Improve ethical and philosophical thinking skills and the ability to think outside of the box. ▪ Study topics that explain the diversity of life and religion in the modern world. ▪ Develop communication skills and learn to clearly express your views and increase your self-confidence. ▪ Understand contemporary ethical and religious issues such as immigration and religious fundamentalism. ▪ Investigate ultimate questions such as “why does evil exist?” and “what is the purpose of life?
There are three units with three separate two hour exams at the end of the A level: ▪ Philosophy of Religion ▪ Ethics and Religion ▪ A Study of Religion
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| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Sandwell |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Providence Place, West Bromwich, B70 8SZ |
Philosophy, Ethics and Religion is an extremely well-respected discipline in both the academic and employment world. A good qualification in this subject will show that you can think around important issues and develop problem-solving skills. All careers are governed by ethical principles and an ability to understand these would certainly be deemed an advantage by employers. Reasons to choose this subject: ▪ Improve ethical and philosophical thinking skills and the ability to think outside of the box. ▪ Study topics that explain the diversity of life and religion in the modern world. ▪ Develop communication skills and learn to clearly express your views and increase your self-confidence. ▪ Understand contemporary ethical and religious issues such as immigration and religious fundamentalism. ▪ Investigate ultimate questions such as “why does evil exist?” and “what is the purpose of life?
There are three units with three separate two hour exams at the end of the A level: ▪ Philosophy of Religion ▪ Ethics and Religion ▪ A Study of Religion