for professional, vocational and personal development programmes in theology that engage with everyday and pressing issues of Christian faith, life and practice.
The Sarum Formation in Ministry study programmes are delivered in a challenging and supportive environment.through a vibrant blend of online, in-college and contextual learning for independent students.
We offer full- or part-time flexible study programmes leading to Common Awards qualifications validated by the Durham University.
Our short course programme is ideal for ongoing ongoing professional, vocational and personal development.
Modules cover further development in core knowledge in theology and biblical studies, and further development in skills of ministry and mission including leadership, pastoral care, spiritual disciplines, worship and cultural engagement, with the opportunity for independent study through modules and a dissertation.
This usually requires two years part-time study, which can be extended.
Certificate in Higher Education for LLM/Reader Training (CertHE).
This is equivalent to the first 12 months of a degree course
Certificate in Higher Education for Ordinands (CertHE)
This is equivalent to the first 18 months of a degree course
Diploma in Higher Education (DipHE)
This is equivalent to the first two years of a degree course, and is taken over 3 years part time or 2 years full time.
BA (Hons)
Three years full time. Students with some previous appropriate theological training can be given credit for that learning by Common Awards.
Those with an HE Diploma in Theology, Ministry and Mission (TMM) from the Common Awards partnership can apply to top-up their qualification to a BA (Hons).
Graduates in another subject with a 2:1 or equivalent from another institution can apply to study for a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Theology, Ministry and Mission.
Sarum College offers flexible, part-time study with personal attention so that every student thrives, working to fit alongside other personal and professional responsibilities.
Independent students join a mixed learning community of people either active in or training for public ministry. There is regular online interaction with tutors and peers.
You will enjoy the many resources of Sarum College in the wonderful setting of Cathedral Close in Salisbury. For residential learning you stay in the College’s comfortable single bedrooms, mostly en-suite.
Lovely food cooked and served on site, and the Common Room provides a bar and informal space for continued conversation into the evening.
Teaching rooms combine historic architecture with high-tech classroom resources for digital presentations and live-streamed events. The library is well-stocked with access to a large catalogue of books and journals, and you can make use of it when you like. Some use the library outside of residential periods if they are passing for work or as a study day.
Staff provide you with pastoral and academic support when at college or at home, as well as teaching on the modules. Other experts supplement the teaching programme with specialist knowledge as required.
Fees will differ according to the speed at which you take modules and the pathway you follow. Please contact us to discuss.
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