This programme of study offers students an opportunity to explore the relationship between Christian Theology, Religious Studies and Spirituality. Those involved in leadership of Faith Communities or active in service and giving guidance to others will find this area of study and reflection highly significant and an enriching development for their personal lives, and professional work and understanding to an advanced level. They may qualify by their accumulated experience of work within a faith community, which we can establish from evidence, for example, of their experience in teaching, leadership or caring roles. For the Masters degree, students take the 'Research Methods' module and will also undertake individual research in an area of special interest.
Some modules are available on a weekend basis.
Modules are assessed by assignments of 3000 words. There are no final examinations. All modules are taught at the College.