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MA PG Dip PG Cert Theology

  • DeadlineStudy Details:

    1 Year (full‑time) 2-3 Years (part‑time)

Course Description

Our MA in Theology offers students education in the central areas of Christian theology through a balance of academic study and practical application.

Why study Theology?

The content of this Theology degree is geared to themes relevant to theology in contemporary society, both from a Roman Catholic perspective, and from Anglican, Reformed and Orthodox Church standpoints. This allows you to become familiar with the current situation of ecumenical activity within your own tradition, whilst opening up avenues of exploration and insight into other communities.

In addition, the programme connects the theology of the Christian Church with the British and European situation, focussing on the historical development of theology in the European setting of the twenty-first century, and its impact on Britain through continental influences and the reforms of the Second Vatican Council.

Entry Requirements

2:2 Previous degree required

Students are required to have a good first degree in Theology (or similar).

 

 

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Fees

Home/EU: £6,490 International: £13,650

Student Destinations

The study of Theology develops students intellectually in a way that fits them in particular for pastoral work. It is an excellent preparation for any profession that involves working with people in a pastoral context.

In addition to the more general employment opportunities that require graduates with a breadth of human understanding, critical and social skills, and an awareness of current affairs, there are some professional openings in which expertise in biblical, theological and pastoral skills is an integral part of professional training.

These include the various forms of pastoral work and pastoral ministry, chaplaincy in schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, armed forces, prisons, retreat work, spiritual direction and guidance, teaching, catechesis and adult formation.

Module Details

  • Systematic Theology and Contemporary Themes
  • Aspects of Biblical Interpretation
  • Ecclesiology Before and Since Vatican II
  • Catholic Social Teaching Applied
  • Human Beings and Human Action
  • Dissertation

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