MA Theology
This Master’s course enables students to deepen and broaden their understanding of Christian theology and its engagement with the contemporary world.
Course overview
The MA in Theology will allow you to pursue advanced study in cutting-edge topics in Christian theology and engage with a wide range of disciplines, including: contextual and practical theology, biblical studies, systematic theology, public theology, and theological ethics.
Why study this course with us?
The University of Chester’s Department of Theology and Religious Studies offers postgraduate teaching from academic specialists in a wide range of theological disciplines.
Our wide choice of modules aim to extend the knowledge and skills you gained in undergraduate studies, developing critical judgement, independent research and clear, concise explanation and argument.
The course attracts those seeking a deeper understanding of Christian faith and its significance for society and culture, and those seeking professional and ministerial development. It provides an excellent preparation for research degrees in the field.
This Master’s course enables students to deepen and broaden their understanding of Christian theology and its engagement with the contemporary world.
Course overview
The MA in Theology will allow you to pursue advanced study in cutting-edge topics in Christian theology and engage with a wide range of disciplines, including: contextual and practical theology, biblical studies, systematic theology, public theology, and theological ethics.
Why study this course with us?
The University of Chester’s Department of Theology and Religious Studies offers postgraduate teaching from academic specialists in a wide range of theological disciplines.
Our wide choice of modules aim to extend the knowledge and skills you gained in undergraduate studies, developing critical judgement, independent research and clear, concise explanation and argument.
The course attracts those seeking a deeper understanding of Christian faith and its significance for society and culture, and those seeking professional and ministerial development. It provides an excellent preparation for research degrees in the field.
