Course summary

Develop the skills to enhance your work and ministry Build on your expertise and knowledge to allow you to be better equipped to meet the challenges of twenty-first century Christian ministry. Our MA in Christian Ministry has been specifically developed to meet the needs of Christian ministers, predominantly those working in local churches, as you focus on the practical and local impact of theological ideas and themes. You will be taught through your attendance at three-day schools in August, January and May, which are followed by a series of assessment tasks. The MA is studied part-time by following a two-year taught module programme followed by a one-year dissertation module. Examine the theological ideas that have informed contemporary society Designed to meet the needs of Christian ministers mainly working in local churches, this course is suitable for clergy and accredited lay ministers offering an exciting and diverse range of modules to help you explore and develop your ministerial practice. At the beginning of the course you will be introduced to the key ideas which underpin practical and public theology, which provide a strong foundation for your independent research that will form the basis of your final dissertation.