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Whole-year modules (all modules are worth 30 credits each)

• 4AAT1033 Introductory New Testament Greek with Texts 

Semester I (all modules are worth 15 credits each)

• 4AAT1001 Islam’s Beginnings 
• 4AAT1002 Introduction to the Sociology of Religion 
• 4AAT1014 Systematic Theology: Nature and Method 
• 4AAT1021 Turning Points: An Introduction to the History of Christianity in England since 1500 
• 4AAT1027 Elements of Ethics 
• 4AAT1501 Thinking about Evil
• 4AAT1701 Judaism in Contexts 
• 4AAT1901 Introduction to Buddhism 

Semester II (all modules are worth 15 credits each)

• 4AAT1005 Introduction to the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible 
• 4AAT1006 The New Testament: Gospels and Letters 
• 4AAT1009 Introduction to the Anthropology of Religion 
• 4AAT1012 Islam: Later Developments and Modern Practices 
• 4AAT1030 Introduction to Christianity 
• 4AAT1032 Constancy and Creativity: Jewish Interpretations of Tradition
• 4AAT1301 Philosophical Texts in Historical Contexts 
• 4AAT1601 Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion 

Whole-year modules (all modules are worth 30 credits each)

• 5AAT2037 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew

Semester I (all modules are worth 15 credits each)

• 5AAT2003 Modern Islam I: History and Politics 
• 5AAT2009 Intermediate Greek with Texts 
• 5AAT2018 The Trinity in Recent Theology 
• 5AAT2020 Paul in Context 
• 5AAT2026 Religion, Culture and Society in Reformation Europe
• 5AAT2042 Ritual in the Old Testament 
• 5AAT2044 Religious Difference: Jewish, Christian and Other Perspectives 
• 5AAT2045 Salvation and the City: Christian Faith and the Arts 
• 5AAT2101 The Bible in the Modern Imagination
• 5AAT2601 Philosophy and Film  

Semester II (all modules are worth 15 credits each)

• 5AAT2006 An Introduction to the Doctrine of the Person of Christ
• 5AAT2014 Religion in Different Social and Geopolitical Contexts – Anthropological Perspectives 
• 5AAT2015 Modern Islam II: Sociological and Intellectual Trends
• 5AAT2028 Issues in Nineteenth Century British Christianity
• 5AAT2039 Ethics, Philosophy and Literature
• 5AAT2046 Lived Religion: Making Sense of Religious Practices 
• 5AAT2047 New Testament Greek and Exegesis A 
• 5AAT2060 Introduction to Chinese Religion 
• 5AAT2201 The World of Jesus
• 5AAT2301 “What is Christianity?”: Patristic Perspectives 
• 5AAT2501 Applied Ethics 
• 5AAT2851 Religion: The Social and Political Context 
• 5AAT2901 Buddhist Ethics 

Whole-year modules (all modules are worth 30 credits each)

• 6AAT3045 The Principles of Systematic Theology 
• 6AAT3047 Challenges of Modernity in Christianity, Judaism and Islam 
• 6AAT5000 Independent Study Project (BA programmes only)
• 6AAT6000 Independent Study Project (Grad Dip only)

Semester I (all modules are worth 15 credits each)

• 6AAT3024 After Christendom: Christianity, Culture and Society in Twentieth Century Britain
• 6AAT3036 Exploring New Testament Theology I 
• 6AAT3040 Hebrew Texts: Prose 
• 6AAT3052 European Jews and The ‘Orient’
• 6AAT3101 Introduction to the Dead Sea Scrolls 
• 6AAT3601 The Search for Meaning 
• 6AAT3602 Philosophy of Religious Life 

Semester II (all modules are worth 15 credits each)

• 6AAT3005 Muslim Communities in the West 
• 6AAT3025 The English Reformation 
• 6AAT3044 Special Questions in Social Ethics 
• 6AAT3048 Contemporary Thought in the Muslim World 
• 6AAT3050 Law and Ethics in the Hebrew Bible 
• 6AAT3051 Woman and the Old Testament 
• 6AAT3060 Confucian Ethics
• 6AAT3401 Contemporary Philosophy and Theology 
• 6AAT3701 Judaism and Islam: their Contacts through the Ages 
• 6AAT4005 New Religious Movements in Global Perspectives

First year undergraduates and students on the Graduate Diploma will be invited to choose their modules upon arrival in September.

Students entering their second and third year will be asked to select their modules in February of the academic year before.

As a rule of thumb, the credit levels are equivalent to which year of study a module should be taken in, ie

• level 4 modules should be taken in year one
• level 5 modules in year two
• level 6 modules in year three / (predominantly) in the Graduate Diploma).

However, the Programme specifications allow for some leeway in this, with permission of your programme director.

You should always consult the programme specifications for your degree before submitting your module choices.

It is possible to amend your module choices during the first two weeks of the teaching year. Guidance on the process for requesting module changes can be found in the handbook.

After 12 October 2012 (2012-13 academic year), no further amendments can be made.