DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF DIVINITY (NON-HONOURS) (08V80083)
Students must also comply with the University General Regulations and the Supplementary
Regulations for the Degree of Divinity.
All the courses listed below are prescribed for this degree
PROGRAMME YEAR 1 – 120 Credit Points
(90 credit points from compulsory courses + 30 credit points from courses of choice)
First Half Session
Second Half Session
Course
Credit
Course
Credit
Course Title
Course Title
Code
Points
Code
Points
Academic Writing for Divinity, History
AW 1007
DR 1543
(OT) Introducing the Hebrew Bible
0
15
& Philosophy
(ST) Introduction to Christian
DR 1038
(CH) Rise of Christianity (0-600)
DR 1547
15
15
Theology
(NT) Founders of Christianity:
EITHER:
DR 1044
Key Works for European Civilisation
15
15
Introduction to the NT
HC 1501
RS 1007
Religions of the World 1
15
OR: Plus one further 15 credit point DR/RS course of choice.
You are required to choose 60 credits from Sustained Study, Discipline Breadth or Sixth Century courses across levels 1
and 2.
Plus further courses of choice to gain 120 credit points
PROGRAMME YEAR 2 – 120 Credit Points
(75 credit points from compulsory courses + 45 credit points from courses of choice)
First Half-Session
Second Half-Session
Course
Course Title
Credit
Course
Course Title
Credit
Code
Points
Code
Points
75 credit points from the following courses:
(OT) History and Religion of Ancient
DR 2047
15
DR 2549
(CH) The Pilgrim City
15
Israel
DR 2057
(ST) Major Christian Thinkers
15
DR 2559
Earliest Portraits of Jesus
15
(PT)Virtue & Freedom: Exploring the
DR 2565
15
Tradition of Western Ethics
Plus one further 15 credit point DR/RS course of choice.
You are required to choose 60 credits from Sustained Study, Discipline Breadth or Sixth Century courses across levels 1
and 2.
Plus further courses of choice to gain 120 credit points.
PROGRAMME YEAR 3 – 120 Credit Points
(120 credit points from courses of choice)
90 credit points from DR/RS courses of choice at level 3 or above.
You are required to choose at least 15 credits from Discipline Breadth or Sixth Century courses.
Plus further courses of choice to gain 120 credit points.
Notes
1.
2.
Candidates for the non-Honours degree must obtain at least 360 credit points including at least 60
credit points at level 3 or above. At least 330 of the 360 credit points must be from courses within
Divinity and Religious Studies.
Candidates seeking entry to the Junior Honours programme must have accumulated, by award or
recognition, or been exempted from, at least 240 credit points at levels 1 and 2, including the
prescribed courses required to enter programme year 3.
This information, whilst correct at the time of going to publication, is subject to alteration without notice.
Course choice may be restricted by degree regulations or timetabling.