International Summer School:
Religion and Belief in a Secular Age

Drawing upon the themes highlighted in Charles Taylor's A Secular Age this four-day international summer school will provide participants with an opportunity to explore the way in which theology and philosophy, when placed in dialogue with the social sciences, can reinvigorate public discourse. Those enrolling for the international summer school will not only attend the conference but, in addition, will have the exclusive opportunity to participate in four specialised interdisciplinary workshops which will be aimed at both graduate students and teachers of Religious Education.

There are two different ways of participating in the summer school:

• Summer School Audit (Conference and Workshops)
• Summer School Credit (Reading, Conference, Workshops and Assignment)

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What recognition is available for participants?

Participants attending the course for audit will receive a certificate of attendance. Those attending for credit and who successfully complete module related reading and the approved module assignment will receive 10 credits which can contribute to a Postgraduate Award in Religion and Education or Religion and Culture.

» For information on our MA in Religion and Education programme please click here.

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