It consists of a number of introductory and foundational courses, to a total of 120 credits. Successful completion of Part One is a pre-requisite for admission to Part Two. Part Two consists of 240 credits, and requires the study of more specialised modules. Church History is taught through a 'subject committee' of specialist lecturers drawn from the Departments of History , and Theology and Religious Studies . There is a list of staff page , and the Part II module descriptions indicate what they teach.
Most classes are fairly small, and there is a friendly relationship between students and staff.
Teaching takes place through a mixture of lectures and seminars, and sometimes field work as well.