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Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- Blended learning.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 26th Jun, 2nd Oct, 15th Oct & 19th Nov.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- The vast majority of our scheduled teaching and learning activities is in person on campus in Cheltenham and Gloucester. This will continue in 2022/23. While they do have some specialist blended learning programmes (which are advertised as such), most of their students are on campus for the vast majority, if not all, of their learning activities. They would like everyone to continue wearing a face covering in crowded and enclosed spaces.
10 Philosophy reviews at University of Gloucestershire
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By member544583 On 29th December 19This course has great and varied content. The trips such as India are amazing. All of the lectures are really passionate which helps a lot.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By member544583 On 29th December 19This course has great and varied content. The trips such as India are amazing. All of the lectures are really passionate which helps a lot.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By member1342582 On 6th October 19My lecturers were frequently prompt with their emails and they were open to talking about both academic and personal issues. I cannot recommend the course enough to prospective students
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By Chloebrooksxxx On 7th September 19Absolutely love my degree. It allows me to think outside of the box and listen to other people’s opinions. I love having the debates within ethics. As well as the practical side and getting involved with the religious side.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By oliviiiaa On 27th August 19I love RPE, for me it’s exactly what I was looking for after enjoying RS so much in school and at A-level. The modules are so intriguing and different to what other universities offer.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By member1041296 On 9th August 19The lecturers are very passionate about the subject and inspire you to love it as well! They organise amazing opportunities to see Religion first hand, my favourite was our trip to India where we visited many Temples and the Ganges.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By member1040980 On 2nd August 19The best thing about RPE is the amazing enthusiasm and passion the lecturers have towards the subject and your progress.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By member1340804 On 26th July 19We are in for 6 hours a week, use very few rooms and no resources other than library books, yet pay the same as people studying the sciences or sport and use space, equipment, and many other costly things. However, this is the case across the country, so UoG can't be criticised too harshly on this. I do enjoy the taught content. Tutors show a genuine interest in the topics, which is vital in teaching. There is a wide spectrum of teaching styles, but the individuality of them makes each module stand out, as well as highlighting how the course is a product of the tutors, rather than a dry, over-used and uninspiring curriculum-meeting farce.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By member540756 On 26th July 19The teaching is lectures was second to none, however, two of my modules when I was at Uni of Glos were essentially made on the back of a fag packet due to a breakdown in communication at the university.
Religion Philosophy and Ethics, BA Hons
By Member714 On 7th June 17My first year experience of the course was very enjoyable. All of my lecturers we're very welcoming, entertaining and made turning up to the lectures fun and worth the money. Lecturers used different methods of teaching e.g. handouts, powerpoints, videos, music etc. And we're all very passionate about the content they were teaching. My personal tutor was quite helpful, from helping with module assignments, personal issues etc he made situations fun and uplifting and was very helpful. I would recommend this course to anyone thinking of studying philosophy and religion.