Explore a variety of approaches, definitions, and ways of analysing mythology. From those who see myths as all being the same, to those who scrutinise myths to find some underlying cultural structure - from popular culture to the environment - you can traverse the divergent fields of the study of myth.

In this course, we explore mythology from a variety of perspectives: anthropology, history, psychological, and much more.

In this course, you will explore several of the different ways people have understood, analysed and defined religion. By moving through many of the elements of life people often associate with religion, we will move through understandings and ways of approaching the study of religion. Each will provide new avenues to see the impact religion has on people, and the way people impact religion. Lectures are accompanied by worksheets with extra information and associated peer reviewed articles and book chapters.

In this class, we dive deep into the world of digital monsters. We see how the online world is full of mythology and folklore. We learn about how storytelling exists online, and what monstrosity can teach us about ourselves and the world around us. If you're interested in finding out more about what the digital environment has to teach us, and harbour a love for monsters, then this is a class for you.