Political Theology in Mission
A course drawing on mission and political perspectives to explore how we witness in public spaces as individuals, churches, and Christian communities. This module is residential; students must be able to attend in-person in the UK.
Dissertation
A piece of work of 12,000 to 15,000 words which enables you to follow an area of interest in depth.
Theologies in Global Perspective
Engage in theologies from around the world and develop your understanding of how some of these emerged from particular religious traditions which have shaped a people’s identity and theology.
Research and Reflection: Resources and Methods
An introduction to various research methods and approaches to theological reflection. There will be an opportunity to design a research project.
Mission and Ecclesiology in Contemporary Contexts
Reflect on the role and mission of the church both historically and in the contemporary world, bringing your own experience into conversation with various perspectives from around the world.
Reflective Practice: Leadership and Collaboration
Equips you to discern appropriate models of leadership and evaluate your own experience in leadership. Material is drawn from both secular and Christian contexts.
Reflective Practice: Mission and Evangelism
Gain a comprehensive understanding of mission and evangelism from a global perspective while reflecting on your own context and experiences. Through the exploration of key themes and metaphors, you will engage critically with contemporary mission issues.
Anthropology and Christian Mission
An introduction to culture, context and worldview. You will develop your own reflexive capacity in relation to your cultural background and behaviour. This module is replaced by Advanced Topic in African or Asian Church History if you are following the African or Asian Christianity routes.
