The Master of Theology enables students to build on previous theological study to develop and apply advanced knowledge and skills in theology to a range of contexts for scholarship or professional practice and as a pathway for further learning. The course provides a platform for students to develop advanced critical, creative, scholarly and informed investigation of the major issues in contemporary theology. Graduates are able to demonstrate a critical understanding of recent developments in at least one major theological sub-discipline of biblical studies, systematic theology, church history or practical theology. In addition, students develop a knowledge of research principles and methods applicable to research and its dissemination in their chosen sub-discipline, and the application of advanced knowledge and skills to plan and execute a substantial research based project, capstone experience and/or piece of scholarship.
The Master of Theology aims to enable students to build on previous theological study and to develop and apply advanced knowledge and skills in theology to a range of contexts for scholarship or professional practice and as a pathway for further learning. The course aims to:
- develop advanced critical, creative, scholarly and informed investigation of the major issues in contemporary theology
- develop a critical understanding of recent developments in at least one major theological sub-discipline
- develop knowledge of research principles and methods applicable to research and its dissemination in at least one major theological sub-discipline
- develop an in-depth critical understanding of at least one major theological sub-discipline through the application of advanced knowledge and skills to plan and execute a substantial research based project, capstone experience and/or piece of scholarship
