Religious Studies GCSE — Eduqas (C120)

The complete Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies course as one navigable map: 9 topics and 20 subtopics, structured exactly as the official C120 specification lays them out. Tap any topic to zoom in.

Eduqas runs two routes through this GCSE — Route A (religious, philosophical and ethical studies with Christianity and a world faith) and Route B (the Catholic Christianity pathway). The map shows the components for both; inside the app you choose your route and see only your own course.

Every topic in Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies

  1. C1: Ethics in the Modern World§RA-C1 · 4 subtopics
  2. C2: Study of Christianity§RA-C2 · 2 subtopics
  3. C3: Study of Buddhism§C3-Buddhism · 2 subtopics
  4. C3: Study of Hinduism§C3-Hinduism · 2 subtopics
  5. C3: Study of Islam§C3-Islam · 2 subtopics
  6. C3: Study of Judaism§C3-Judaism · 2 subtopics
  7. C3: Study of Sikhism§C3-Sikhism · 2 subtopics
  8. C1: Foundational Catholic Theology§RB-C1 · 2 subtopics
  9. C2: Applied Catholic Theology§RB-C2 · 2 subtopics

How the C120 exam is structured

Component 1: Religious, Philosophical and Ethical Studies in the Modern World

2 hours · 120 marks · 53% of the GCSE

Component 2: Study of Christianity

1 hour · 60 marks · 27% of the GCSE

Component 3: Study of a Second Religion (student choice)

1 hour · 45 marks · 20% of the GCSE

Total assessment: 4 hours · 225 marks. Source: Eduqas Religious Studies specification (C120).

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