In this module, students will explore the lived dimensions of religion in Birmingham and the wider region. They will examine the links between Birmingham’s complex vibrant, urban, religious and secular landscape and how this relates to the UK and world as a whole, by following growth and changes in the diverse range of religious communities of Birmingham.
Through lectures, site visits, seminars, and workshops students will develop key skills for the study of lived religions.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the module students should be able to:
Conduct observational fieldwork at specific religious sites;
Take effective field notes;
Observe and critically reflect on Lived Religions in situ, including the diversity within religions, and also across religions;
Critically engage with contemporary discourse and participate in theoretical debates and policy debates on religious diversity.
Assessment
33825-03 : 1,500 word Blog Post : Coursework (100%)
Assessment Methods & Exceptions
Assessment:
Blog Post of up to 1500 words (100%);
Reassessment:
Blog Post of up to 1500 words (100%)