Philosophy and Theology

Course summary

The course requires pupils to take an enquiring, academic and reflective approach, thinking rigorously about some fundamental issues of truth and the human understanding of our world and our lives. It will appeal to those who want to ‘dig a little deeper’, who are intrigued by issues of language, evidence, logic, and culture. As befits a linear course, the three exams are taken at the end of the Upper Sixth, and they all require essay-style responses.