Worldviews, religious literacy and interfaith readiness: Bridging the gap between school and university

Lucy Peacock, Mathew Guest

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Abstract

This briefing paper presents findings from academic research that explores the relationships between UK university students’ religious literacy, their experiences of religious education (RE) at school, and what we call their ‘interfaith learning and development’, a multidimensional concept representing students’ ability to engage with, and relate across, religion and worldview difference. This research represents the first step in exploring how different types of RE might prepare students for the challenges of university, in which they are often faced with a variety of identities different from their own. This briefing is based on data collected from a national sample of UK university as part of the 'Building Positive Relationships among University Students across Religion and Worldview Diversity' project.
Original languageEnglish
PublisherCoventry University
Number of pages15
Publication statusPublished - 31 Jan 2024

Themes

  • Faith and Peaceful Relations
  • Equality and Inclusion

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