Student stories
Religion and Theology
Explore belief and big Ideas
Religions and Theology at Manchester enables you to engage with a wide range of traditions and beliefs. With one of the widest ranges of courses at any university in the UK - you can study Ancient Hebrew or Greek; learn about Jewish and Islamic traditions; pursue an interest in the Bible or Christian theology; or discover approaches offered by sociology, anthropology and philosophy.
Students at Manchester experience an education and environment that sets you on the right path to a professionally rewarding and personally fulfilling future.
Hear from our students on why they study Religion and Theology at Manchester.
Tailor your course to your theological interests.
Students enjoy unparalleled access to John Rylands Library.
Access to several major historical and religious archives.
A UK Top 10 University for Theology (THE).
Hear from our students
Student blogs
Why Grace chose to study Religions, Theology and Ethics
Teaching Religious Studies and using my Religion and Theology Degree
What our students say
Maddie
"Manchester offers one of the most diverse Religions courses in the country.
With only one compulsory module in your undergraduate career, you can pick and choose modules that fit with your specific talents and interests. For example, I can focus on my passion for the ethics of religion due to my selection of relevant modules.
There are many different modules on offer, coving topics from feminist biblical theology to the problem of evil; you will be spoilt for choice!"
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Izabela
"The modern approach to theology is something that I found intriguing and unique to The University of Manchester.
Last year I did a module called ‘All About Eve’ which looked at the image of Eve in Genesis and how it has been used in today’s day and age. This module had great teaching staff who showed passion for the subject.
The module opened my eyes to the use of the Bible in advertisement and capitalism."
