[DCBryan1]

[LiveFree99]

Miskatonic University already offers degrees in Occult Studies.

[Rockingham]

Weak tea, as the Brits say, in comparison to the real Hogwarts, Arthur Findlay College, at historic Stansted Hall in Essex, England. The courses there include: Healing; Mediumship; Spiritual Development; Trance; Trance Art; Trance Healing; and Trance Mediumship. Online learning is available.

[Boogieman]

But how is this different than a degree in Critical Race Theory or Climate Studies?

[rdcbn1]

There are a couple of universities planning to offer degrees in Queer Math.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry at Exeter University, I assume.

[MNJohnnie]

Will it include a course on human sacrifice?

Can we pick who they practice it on?

[lee martell]

Dangerously dabbling.

[ponygirl]

I used to know some “witches” in Venice Beach. An utterly ridiculous group, one step beyond the Star Trek cos-players. Grotesquely fat, tatted wymyn and their soft, pale, fat incel boyfriends. Definitely not the sexy goth sect depicted all over the internet.

[moovova]

Do you get a magic wand?

[Dat]

I am not sure how these Western academics can condemn Christianity as backward and somehow promote witchcraft and magic.

[unread]

And so it goes....

[P.O.E.]

Just another schtick for college kids to get laid.

[nicollo]

University of Exeter's motto is Lucem sequimur ("We Follow the Light"). The University was founded in 1838 as St. Luke's College.