Trinity College, Bristol · Part-time
Theology, Ministry and Mission
The course aims to develop the students interest in and knowledge and understanding of Christian theology. Through a variety of options, students are able to engage with biblical studies, ecclesiology, missiology and church history in some depth. Students acqu…
Postgraduate2 yearsPart-time
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The course aims to develop the students interest in and knowledge and understanding of Christian theology. Through a variety of options, students are able to engage with biblical studies, ecclesiology, missiology and church history in some depth. Students acquire critical interpretive and theological tools that build on the BA (Hons) in theology programme. They learn to develop insights that speak to contemporary issues; the programme is designed to give applicants the opportunity to develop aspects of particular interest at a postgraduate level; it are of interest for people who wish to devote a year to more in-depth, focussed and critical study of theology, often as part of a programme of continuing professional development.
Getting in
As the university states it
a first-class or upper-second degree in theology or a closely related discipline or > a Graduate Diploma in Theology or > a first-class or upper-second degree in a non-theological discipline plus a Certificate in Theology with an overall average of at least 60%. International students need to have an IELTS (International English Language Test Score) of 7 and the English language test must have been taken within the last two years.
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