Community Religions Project

The Community Religions Project has had a significant influence in the development of undergraduate teaching in Religious Studies at the University of Leeds. Our undergraduates undertake independent fieldwork and contribute to knowledge and understanding about religion in locality.  To see example outputs from these modules please visit the Religion in Leeds site.

Students involved in fieldwork through CRP modules receive an extensive skills training which includes a particular focus on ethics and responsibility.

Rachael Vickerman, a third-year undergraduate student in the School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science, decided to undertake an external placement at South Asian Arts-UK, researching visitor attendance and reflecting on the work being done by this organisation in Leeds for her final year project. As a result she has written this article:  https://religioninpublic.wordpress.com/2018/08/16/spotlight-south-asian-arts-uk/ 

Find out more about the Community Religions Project: https://crp.leeds.ac.uk/teaching/