In this course students will study a wide range of English and other literatures, scrutinise major writers and hear present-day writers discuss their work. This degree scheme teaches the history of religions and specialises in the study of religion in the modern world. In an increasingly multicultural society and global world, graduates with knowledge of other faiths, beliefs, philosophies and cultures are highly valued by prospective employers. Your degree will also teach you a wide range of interpersonal and communication skills and help you develop an enquiring mind and confident analytical skills. All of these will thoroughly prepare you for your chosen career path. Many of our graduates go on to careers in publishing and the media, teaching and librarianship. Others find roles in business, administration and professional services, where their skills of self-expression and critical understanding of complex information are equally valued.