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Theology (Mission and Ministry) at Nazarene Theological College - UCAS

Course options

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Course summary

This pathway immerses students in the cultural, theological, and global voices that affect contemporary missiology. In a seminar–based learning environment, we will consider missional patterns, paradigm shifts, and current developments that inform missional theology and practice, as well as critically examine their transcultural and intercultural dimensions. Students in this pathway will take the core class Contemporary Missiology & Culture: Mapping the Landscape (ST7665). In addition, they will take one pathway unit and two open electives. Available pathway units are:

  • Biblical Hermeneutics in East & Southeast Asian Christianities (BS7700)
  • Theology and Culture (CT7630)
  • Models of Theological Reflection (PT7620)
  • Leading Enterprises (PT7632)
  • Social Entrepreneurship (PT7633)
  • Urban Ministry & Mission in the Global World (PT7660)
  • Resilient Discipleship (PT7690)
  • Social & Pastoral Implications of Christian Holiness (ST7610)
  • Practices of Social Justice (ST7640)
  • Christian Engagement with Islam (ST7650)
  • Christian Approaches to Humanitarian/Developmental Practices (ST7670)
  • Theological Foundations for Understanding & Practicing Community (ST7701)
  • Theories and Theologies of Change (ST7703)
  • Environmentalism and Christian Spirituality (ST7801)
  • Research Methods & Literature Review (AS7595)
  • Independent Study (ST7660)
Nazarene Theological College is an approved partner of The University of Manchester, delivering programmes developed by Nazarene Theological College, approved by and leading to an award of the University of Manchester.

Modules

Core modules: Contemporary missiology and culture: mapping the landscape; contemporary missiology and culture: emerging issues.

Assessment method

Assessment methods include essays, presentations and seminar participation.


Entry requirements

A good honours degree in a relevant subject. International applicants will need a minimum IELTS score of 6.5. Those who do not have the formal qualifications necessary to gain entry directly on to the MA courses are able to apply to the Postgraduate Diploma or Certificate. The Diploma is identical to the MA in all aspects except that the PGDip does not require the completion of a dissertation and it does not require the same standards of achievement. The Postgraduate Certificate requires completion of TWO taught units (60 credits) including required unit(s), does not require the completion of a dissertation and it does not require the same standards of achievement. Students who wish to progress on to complete the MA may do so, provided they have performed at the required level. Non-graduates may be admitted to the PG Certificate on the basis of academic work or a combination of academic and prior experiential learning which indicates that they have reached the level of academic standing equivalent to a graduate. Students who wish to be considered under these provisions should apply to the college for evaluation of their previous experience. In such cases, they may be accepted at the discretion of the Academic Board provided that in addition to the normal requirements of the course of study they attend such course units, prior to the commencement of the PG course, and complete such examinations as may be prescribed by the Academic Board in each case.


Fees and funding

Tuition fees

Channel Islands £8917 Year 1
EU £13618 Year 1
England £8917 Year 1
Northern Ireland £8917 Year 1
Scotland £8917 Year 1
Wales £8917 Year 1
International £13618 Year 1

Tuition fee status depends on a number of criteria and varies according to where in the UK you will study. For further guidance on the criteria for home or overseas tuition fees, please refer to the UKCISA website .

Additional fee information

As a private college, NTC receives no support from government sources. The College is supported by gifts and donations from Churches and from individual donors, and this allows student fees to be set at a competitive rate. The cost of studying at The Nazarene – and the options on how to pay – depend on the course you choose and whether you’re a UK/EU student or visiting us from further afield.
Theology (Mission and Ministry) at Nazarene Theological College - UCAS