Religious Studies A Level

Qualification:

A Level

Entry requirements:    

Five GCSEs including Maths & English Language: a minimum of three GCSEs at Grade 4 and two GCSEs at Grade 5.

Overview

Religious Studies explores some of life’s biggest questions about belief, ethics, and the human experience. This course encourages you to think deeply, debate different perspectives, and understand how religion and philosophy shape societies and individuals.

What you will study

The course focuses on three key areas: the study of Buddhism, philosophy of religion, and ethics. You will explore Buddhist beliefs and practices, moral theories, and philosophical arguments about existence, knowledge, and the meaning of life.

Assessment

Assessment is through written examinations testing your ability to analyse, evaluate, and construct reasoned arguments on complex issues.

Skills you will develop

You will develop critical thinking, ethical reasoning, independent research, and clear communication skills – all highly transferable.

Future Pathways

Religious Studies is excellent preparation for university and careers in law, politics, teaching, social work, journalism, and any field that values analytical and ethical reasoning.

Exam Board:

Eduqas
 

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