Entry requirements for undergraduate courses
Available Programmes (BA Honours)
Single honours:
BIBLICAL STUDIES (UCAS code: V641 BA/BibSt)
Dual honours:
Biblical Studies AND:
ARCHAEOLOGY (UCAS: VV46 BA/ArchBib)
ENGLISH (UCAS: QV36 BA/BibEng)
GERMAN (UCAS: RV26 BA/BibGer)
LINGUISTICS (UCAS: QV16 BA/BibLing)
MUSIC (UCAS: VW63 BA/BibMus)
PHILOSOPHY (UCAS: VV56 BA/BibPhil)
Entry Requirements
GCE/VCE A Levels
Dual honours with Philosophy, German or Music:
ABB
Single honours (and other dual honours combinations):
BBB
2 A-levels + 2 AS levels
AB + BB (Dual honours as above)
BB + BB (Single and other duals)
Scottish Highers
AAAB (Dual honours as above)
AABB (Single honours and other duals)
Irish Leaving Certificate
AABBB (Dual honours as above)
ABBBB (Single honours and other duals)
International Baccalaureate
33 points (Dual honours as above)
32 points (Single honours and other duals)
Typical offers
Single Honours:
BBB/BB+BB
Dual honours with German:
BBB
Dual honours with English or Philosophy:
ABB
Core Requirements:
Dual honours with Philosophy:
A/B in GCE A level Religious Studies, Philosophy or comparable Arts subject
Dual honours with German:
B in GCE A level German
Dual honours with English:
B in GCE A level English
Dual honours with Linguistics:
B in GCE A level English or comparable subject
Dual honours with Music:
B in GCE A level Music
Interview:
Most applicants
Places Available:
32
Socrates Programmeates Programme:
Yes
Admissions Procedure
We do not not expect prior study of the Bible. What we look for is intellectual curiosity and evidence of commitment to study at the university level. There are a number of ways to meet application qualifications. We welcome students with Religious Studies at A or AS-level, although this is not mandatory. One of the A levels can be General Studies.
Ability and potential are considered more important than paper qualifications. Most applicants are invited to the Department to be interviewed personally. Students should apply directly through UCAS.
Mature Students
We welcome applications from mature students (21 and over) who are now able to pursue a higher degree or who want to do a second undergraduate degree in an area of paticular personal interest. There are many ways to satisfy the requirements for mature matriculation. You should contact the Department directly for further details.
email : bibs@sheffield.ac.uk
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