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Divinity and Classics MA (Hons)

University of Edinburgh

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UCAS CODE VQ68

Introducing MA Divinity and ClassicsDivinity and classics overlap in many significant and substantial ways, both with regard to the historical period covered and to the Greek and Latin heritage of Christianity in Europe and North Africa.By the time you graduate from this programme, you will have expertise in handling the complex and diverse approaches to reading classical cultures. You will also be skilled in assessing their continued contributions to contemporary society.How will I learn?You ... READ MORE

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Theology & Religious S..

WUSCA student ranking
75^th / 131

CUG ranking
12^th

CUG subject ranking
4^th

Start date and duration
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Start date

12-SEP-22

Full Time

4 Years

Classics
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Average salary

Classics graduate salary at this uni

£21,000

UK Classics graduate salary

£20,000

Theology and Religious Studies

Average salary

Theology and Religious Studies graduate salary at this uni

£21,000

UK Theology and Religious Studies graduate salary

£21,000

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Entry requirements

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Choose Exam type	Grades / Points required
A level	Grades / Points required ABB	Grades / Points required ABBB	Grades / Points required 34
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Required subjects: A Levels: no specific A Level subjects required. GCSEs: English at C or 4.		ABBB by end of S5 or AABB/ABBBB by end of S6. BBB must be achieved in one year of S4-S6. Required subjects: Highers: no specific Higher subjects required. National 5s: English at C.		34 points with 655 at HL. Required subjects: HL: no specific subjects required. SL: English at 5.