Applied Catholic Theology (Edinburgh)

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School of Theology · Historical, philosophical and religious studies

The MA in Applied Catholic Theology is designed to provide both a thorough grounding in key aspects of Catholic theology while also developing the necessary skills and aptitudes to apply Catholic theology to the challenges and opportunities of the contemporary world. The Theology grouping within the St — ’s Institute of Theology and Liberal Arts specialises in academic study with a strong ecclesial orientation, utilising the cutting-edge research of our leading academics, combined with the University’s mission focus of service to the Church and society. We are committed to encouraging as broad a demographic as possible to enrich their lives of faith and prayer with academic reflection and study in an environment of open inquiry and faithful intellectual exploration. Why St — 's? Founded in 1850, St — 's has a long and distinguished history as a Catholic institution. St — ’s Institute of Theology is a highly-respected and research-active institution, which houses the — College, established in 1614. Our founding values are inspired by the teachings of St John Henry Newman, promoting higher education and developing individuals to create a more humane, just and sustainable world. St — ’s success lies in the flexible structure of our courses, bespoke delivery and quality of teaching offered. You will apply your learning to practical situations, using your knowledge to drive change, whilst engaging in contemporary debates.

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