Bible and Theology

The Bible and Theology degree at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David gives you the opportunity to explore the religious beliefs and traditions that have shaped both Judaism and Christianity. You will examine the spiritual and written traditions of these two faiths, learning about their rich histories and how their sacred texts have developed over time. By studying these texts, you will gain a deep understanding of the inner logic and meaning behind these major world religions.

The course also looks closely at how religious identity and traditions influence the way people view the world. You will explore various denominations within Christianity and how their religious practices differ. Through your studies, you will engage with how both Judaism and Christianity fit into modern social, political, and spiritual debates. By the end of the degree, you will have a greater understanding of the impact of religion on modern life, especially in today’s world where religion and society often overlap in key issues.

Throughout the programme, you will learn how to approach theology from a critical and analytical perspective. You will be introduced to different methodological and analytical frameworks, helping you to engage with the texts and ideas in a structured way. By studying a variety of biblical texts, you will become part of academic discussions on themes that arise from contemporary theology. This will include how theology and ethics are intertwined, and how religious thought can influence important ethical debates.

The course also provides the chance to study under lecturers who are active researchers in the field of religion and theology. Their interests will help shape your learning and challenge you to think independently. You will be encouraged to reflect on your studies, develop your own ideas, and become a creative and independent thinker.

By the time you complete the degree, you will have gained not only a deep knowledge of religion and culture, but also important skills that can be applied in many careers. Whether you are interested in religious leadership, academia or roles where critical thinking and an understanding of religious influence on ethics are important, this degree will prepare you for a wide range of opportunities.