Bachelor of Arts (B.A. Hons)
Semesters Units 1 Full The history of four World Religions 1 Compulsary Sikhism 1 Optional Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism 2 Full Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Units Half Panjabi language Half English Language Full Introduction to Sikhism Full Introduction to other World Religions Full History of Punjab
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Compulsary The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets Optional Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Units Half Panjabi language Half English Language Full Introduction to Sikhism Full Introduction to other World Religions Full History of Punjab
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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SEMESTERS UNITS 1 Full The scriptures of four World religions 1 Compulsary Sikhism 1 Optional Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism 2 Half Places of worship of four World religions 2 Compulsary Sikhism 2 Optional Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism 3 Full The history of India 3 Full Introduction to Western Philosophy
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Units Half Panjabi language Half English Language Full Introduction to Sikhism Full Introduction to other World Religions Full History of Punjab
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Compulsary The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets Optional Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Units Half Panjabi language Half English Language Full Introduction to Sikhism Full Introduction to other World Religions Full History of Punjab
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Semesters Units 1 Full The history of four World Religions 1 Compulsary Sikhism 1 Optional Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism 2 Full Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Units Half Panjabi language Half English Language Full Introduction to Sikhism Full Introduction to other World Religions Full History of Punjab
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 3 | Full | The history of India |
| 3 | Full | Introduction to Western Philosophy |
Year III
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Full | Practical training at the places of worship: 20 Hours - Gurdwaras 4 Hours at each - Mosques, Temples, Synagogues, Pagodas, Churches and Jain Mandirs (Total 24 hours) Project & Thesis based on the above training 4,000 - 6,000 words |
Joint Honours: The joint honours scheme allows you to combine Sikhism with another world religion. The study units of that religion then become compulsory units.
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Study of Comparative Religions, Single honors and Joint honors.
Entry Requirements
At least two GCE A level passes, with appropriate supporting GCSE passes of grade C or above. We specify a minimum pass of grade C in English and Panjabi.
All other international qualifications equivalent to the above, as specified by the British Council
Important
The Admissions Officer will adopt a flexible approach towards potential admissions whose application constitute an exceptional case, especially for those over the age of twenty-one years. The main criteria here is to recruit with integrity, in other words, when the applicant is likely to succeed upon the course.
Exemptions
Appropriate exemptions are allowed from course units if a student has an equivalent qualification at GCE (A level) or degree level. An application for exemption from a specific course unit must be made to the University Registrar.
Fees
Please check with Registrar, World Sikh University London. Fees on application. Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment. Fees once paid are non-refundable.
Important
Annual fees for the courses are payable at the time of enrolment. All fees are for one academic session, and not refundable. The fees include the costs of the teaching and internal examinations. The fees do not, however, cover the cost of books, stationery, handouts or the cost of external examinations.
Course Overview:
B.A. (Hons): Comparative Religions, specialising in Sikh studies.
Year I – Semester 1
| Units | |
| Half | Panjabi language |
| Half | English Language |
| Full | Introduction to Sikhism |
| Full | Introduction to other World Religions |
| Full | History of Punjab |
Year I – Semester 2
| Compulsary | The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets |
| Optional | Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
Year II
Units Half Panjabi language Half English Language Full Introduction to Sikhism Full Introduction to other World Religions Full History of Punjab
Year I – Semester 2
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| 2 | Half | Places of worship of four World religions |
| 2 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 2 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
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Compulsary The Life & and Teachings of Four World Prophets Optional Sikhism Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism
Year II
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SEMESTERS UNITS 1 Full The scriptures of four World religions 1 Compulsary Sikhism 1 Optional Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism 2 Half Places of worship of four World religions 2 Compulsary Sikhism 2 Optional Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism 3 Full The history of India 3 Full Introduction to Western Philosophy
Year III
| SEMESTERS | UNITS | |
| 1 | Full | The scriptures of four World religions |
| 1 | Compulsary | Sikhism |
| 1 | Optional | Any three: Islam, Hinduism, Judism, Christianity, Buddism, Jainism |
| Semesters | Units | |
| 1 | Full | The history of four World Religions |