This course will be introduced to a range of disciplines and subjects, ranging from the study of texts and the Bible, philosophy, history, the study of different religious traditions, systematic theology, theology and literature and even psychology and the theory of evolution. By studying Theology and Religious Studies at Nottingham you will be prepared for a wide range of careers. You will learn how to understand and analyze others' ideas and beliefs, sift evidence and formulate arguments. We aim to provide you with certain intellectual skills and habits through an engagement with theological and philosophical thought: to think carefully and clearly, engaging intelligently and critically with the world in all its depth and complexity. These skills, we hope, will accompany you for the rest of your life. No matter what your choice of career, you will have to present your ideas to a wide range of audiences in many different settings. A degree in theology and religious studies leads to a wide range of careers. You will be equipped for a variety of positions that call for skills such as the careful analysis of texts and complex issues, reasoned decision-making, sensitivity to cultural and religious diversity, and the ability to communicate ideas clearly and effectively. Recent graduates are working in areas such as: law, teaching, journalism and publishing, politics, the charity sector, as well as in a variety of religious contexts.