Key Information
Part time - 6 years
The Undergraduate Theology, Ministry and Mission programme is validated by Durham University.
What is validation?Theology, Ministry and Mission lays the building blocks of Christian theology by introducing subjects such as Theology, Church and Mission, Understanding the Bible and Discovering the Christian Tradition. It also starts to engage students in practical aspects of ministry and in some reflection on their own person and ministry.
Levels
The full-time degree programme is completed in three years, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus two teaching weeks per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one-two additional day(s) per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules on the degree programme are undertaken at levels 4, 5 and 6, including for example: Foundations for Theology and Ministry; Biblical Studies at Introductory, Intermediate and Further Studies levels; Doctrine; Ethics; Spirituality and Discipleship; Evangelism; and Church History.
The part-time degree programme is completed in six years, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus one teaching week per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one additional day per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules on the degree programme are undertaken at levels 4, 5 and 6, including for example: Foundations for Theology and Ministry; Biblical Studies at Introductory, Intermediate and Further Studies levels; Doctrine; Ethics; Spirituality and Discipleship; Evangelism; and Church History.
The full-time diploma programme is completed in two years, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus two teaching weeks per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one-two additional day(s) per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules are undertaken at level 4 and 5 on the diploma programme, including for example: Foundations for Theology and Ministry; Biblical Studies at Introductory and Intermediate levels; Doctrine; Ethics; Spirituality and Discipleship; Evangelism; and Church History.
The part-time diploma programme is completed in four years, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus two teaching weeks per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one additional day per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules are undertaken at level 4 and 5 on the diploma programme, including for example: Foundations for Theology and Ministry; Biblical Studies at Introductory and Intermediate levels; Doctrine; Ethics; Spirituality and Discipleship; Evangelism; and Church History.
The full-time certificate programme is completed in one year, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus two teaching weeks per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one-two additional day(s) per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules are undertaken at level 4 on the certificate programme, including for example: Foundations for Theology and Ministry; Biblical Studies; Doctrine; Spirituality and Discipleship; and Church History.
The part-time certificate programme is completed in two years, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus two teaching weeks per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one additional day per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules are undertaken at level 4 on the certificate programme, including for example: Foundations for Theology and Ministry; Biblical Studies; Doctrine; Spirituality and Discipleship; and Church History.
The full-time Graduate Diploma programme is completed in one year, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus two teaching weeks per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one-two additional day(s) per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules are undertaken at level 6 on the graduate diploma programme alongside those in their final year of the BA Hons programme, including for example: Mission and Apologetics, Doctrine in Context, Further Biblical Studies and Church History.
The part-time Graduate Diploma programme is completed in two years, including one midweek teaching day per week (dependent on centre of study), plus two teaching weeks per academic year. Teaching weeks involve 5 consecutive days of taught input Monday-Friday at our London Centre. It is recommended that a minimum of one additional day per week is undertaken for private study.
Modules are undertaken at level 6 on the graduate diploma programme alongside those in their final year of the BA Hons programme, including for example: Mission and Apologetics, Doctrine in Context, Further Biblical Studies and Church History.
From September 2022 we are offering two routes on our Undergraduate Theology, Ministry and Mission programme.
One route will be our standard BA offering a broad range of theology with in-depth focus on topics such as biblical studies, church history and issues in mission and evangelism in contemporary culture.
New for September 2022 is a route which is focused on ministry to Emerging Generations. The Emerging Generations pathway offers a route through a certificate, diploma, or BA (hons) degree in Theology, Ministry and Mission that will equip Christians everywhere to reach out in mission and develop Christian community for each new generation. It is designed to offer a broad theological base, develop skills in reflective practice and dig deeply into specific issues around child / adolescent development, faith formation and creating new Christian communities. This pathway can be followed from any of our centres and on either a full-time or part-time basis.
From September 2023 we’ll be introducing an additional on our Undergraduate Theology, Ministry and Mission programme, with a focus on Youth Ministry, which will be based in our London Centre.
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