Thank you and goodbye

Going deeper

In this course, we have only been able to skim the surface of what it means to live a humanist life.

If you are interested in learning more about humanist beliefs, values, and goals, then please try our other free online course, Introducing humanism: non-religious approaches to life, to explore the humanist perspective on life’s big questions.

You will also find that the recommended reading in the further reading below will help you to develop a deeper understanding of humanism.

To find out more about the work of Humanists UK, visit humanists.uk.

If you live outside the UK and are interested in finding out more about your local humanist organisation, visit the Humanists International website.

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You can now get extra benefits by upgrading this course, including: Unlimited access to the course: Go back over the course at your own pace with unlimited access for as long as it exists on FutureLearn. A Certificate of Achievement: To help you demonstrate your learning we’ll send you a Certificate of Achievement when you become eligible. Find out more

Feedback

We’d love your comments on what you have particularly enjoyed about the course and what could have improved the learning experience. After marking this step as complete, you’ll be able to complete the end of course survey.

Thank you!

Finally, we’d like to say thank you to everyone who helped to make this course happen: all our interviewees, everyone who contributed a written article, and Luke Donnellan, Rhian Jones, Ed Prosser, Anthony Lewis, George Stamatis, Mark Galluzo, Marie-Therese Hildenbrandt, Caitlin Young, Holly Austin, Nishul Shah, Theresa Mattingly, Yasemin Sahin, Shayan Safaei, Helen Foster, Maria Charalampidi, Casandra Strauss, Oliver Norbert, and John Woolhouse.