Philosophy, Religion and Ethics

Students of Philosophy, Religion and Ethics are able to explore abstract questions about life, death and meaning, whilst also developing a range of transferable skills such as problem solving and communication. The subject encourages critical thinking, pushing students to question what they really know and believe whilst also developing an understanding of why other people think and believe differently.

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION AND ETHICS

A LEVEL • LEVEL 3 Philosophy, Religion and Ethics is a subject full of debate and discussion. Students are often keen to put forward their own perspectives on issues such as the existence of God, the nature of the soul, the ethics of Euthanasia and Buddhist teachings on impermanence and suffering. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Five GCSEs at grade 9–4, including a grade 5 or above in English. BTEC Level 2 qualifications considered in subject related courses. WHAT NEXT This course has numerous career paths. Philosophy, Religion and Ethics is a rigorous academic pursuit that complements many other subjects and develops a range of transferable skills.

“ I have enjoyed my time at Andover College because you have the ability to grow and develop as a person as well as academically. I also enjoyed spending time with the friends I have made and everything I have learned from my courses.”

Finlay: Philosophy and Ethics, Classics and Modern History