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Department of Theology & Religious Studies
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Courses

We in the Department of Theology & Religious Studies offer students a diverse range of modules through a selection of engaging BA courses.
Please access details about our exciting undergraduate programmes using the drop-down menu below:
 
UCAS Code LP99
Duration Three years, or four years for students on the Modern Language pathway.

Study for the BA Liberal Arts degree at King's College London.

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UCAS Code VV65
Duration Three years

Study for the BA Religion, Philosophy & Ethics degree in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at King's College London.

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UCAS Code V621
Duration Three years

Study for the BA Religion in the Contemporary World degree in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at King's College London.

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UCAS Code V610
Duration Three years

Study for the BA Theology degree in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at King's College London.

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Modern Language Centre courses

As well as offering all King's students a discount on Evening & Saturday Language Courses, the Modern Language Centre provides undergraduates with the opportunity to study a language module for free with their degree.

So whether you are continuing your language studies from school, or wish to begin learning a brand new language from scratch, the MLC will ensure you have all the support and resources you need.

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