Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Religious Studies
Philosophy, theology and the study of religion for leadership in Church and society.
- Level
- Bachelor's degree
- Duration
- 4 years
- Campus
- Juba
- Faculty
- Arts & Social Sciences
Overview
The Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies offers a four-year degree in philosophy, religious traditions and Catholic thought, building the critical thinking and ethical judgement that leadership demands.
Graduates go on to teaching, pastoral work, public service and further study.
Like every CUofSS student, you begin with the common introductory year in study skills, logic, English, mathematics, computing, accounting, social analysis and ethics.
Entry requirements
Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSSC) or Sudan School Certificate with at least 60%; Uganda: Advanced Certificate with two principal passes; Kenya, Ethiopia and other countries: C+ or equivalent.
- Foreign certificates certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the South Sudan embassy in that country
- Two reference letters: a senior teacher and a community figure such as your parish priest
Curriculum
Where it can take you
- Teacher of religious education
- Pastoral and chaplaincy work
- Ethics, policy and public service
- Postgraduate study in philosophy or theology
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