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 theology in current global perspectives on the Bible, faith and mission.

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 Ecclesiology in a Contemporary Context

Explore the role and mission of the church both historically and in the contemporary world, bringing your experience into conversation with various perspectives.

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 solid grasp of missiology and engage with current mission issues as you explore of themes and metaphors. This module will also help you to reflect missiologically on your own context and experience.

Global Pentecostalism

Engage in a systematic and comprehensive study of the nature of Pentecostal and charismatic types of Christianity.

Christianity and Indigenous Religions

Undertake an in-depth study of an indigenous religious tradition from the Global South, how such a religious tradition relates to culture and shapes a people’s identity, and how it finds expression in orality, rituals and artistic forms using music and dance.

Advanced Topic in Church History

Study a particular era of church history with special reference to Africa.

Advanced Topic in Church History

Study a particular era of church history with special reference to Asia.

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.