神学与社会正义 MPhil Theology and Social Justice

Studying social justice in tandem with theology offers students a unique insight into how religious ideas shape and are shaped by the concrete social realities of the modern world. This course aims to address issues such as poverty, climate change, racism, homelessness, and religious discrimination, with the premise that where theology meets justice, hope meets action. The programme blends creative and rigorous intellectual work with the struggle for the common good. Three core modules form the basis of the programme: Theologies for the Climate Crisis, Power and Empowerment, and Theological Ideas of Home/lessness and Race. Students also choose from electives including Economic Justice and Theological Reflection, Politics and Mysticism, and Gender and Sexuality Justice.