Schwerpunkte / Curriculum - Applied Theology

There are two related programmes. There is a postgraduate programme leading to the awards of Master of Theology, or Postgraduate Diploma or Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Theology. There is also a graduate level programme leading to the awards of Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate in Applied Theology (see Entry Requirements).

Students choose from a number of modules available in the two core disciplines of Theological and Biblical Studies, or in the alternative core of Contextual Theology and Ministry.

These include modules such as the following (in a rolling programme):
- Christian Theology and Religious Pluralism
- Green Theology and Environmental Ethics
- New Testament Studies: The Gospels
- Women and the Bible
- New Frontiers in Biology and Theology
- Exploring the Psalms
- Reading Israel's Ancient Wisdom
- Screening Scripture: the Bible and Film
- Christian Theology and the Bible
- Independent Biblical Studies
- Independent Theological Studies
- Ministerial Audit
- Critical Incident in Ministry

There are also a range of options from modules which offer students the opportunity to specialise further or to broaden their studies, such as:
- Theology of Adult Education
- Pastoral and Practical Theology
- Church School Management
- The New Age: Contemporary Spiritualities and Western Culture
- Women and Spirituality
- Fundamentalisms and Religion
- Religion and Society
- Religion and Culture: Transformations of British Religious Life
- Spirituality and Contemporary Popular Culture
- Exploring Spirituality
- Contemporary Issues in Medical Ethics
- Independent Religious Studies
- Church Schools: Place, Purpose and Ethos
- Leadership in Church Schools
- Governance in Church Schools