This course has offered me a great space to broaden my understanding of my faith and how I live that out in the world. I’ve enjoyed good collegiality with others on the course as we journey together. The lecturers are supportive and responsive to the questions and challenges I’ve had while grappling with tricky subjects.

Ella, an independent MA student

Rooted: Equipping: Imaginative
Come and join us on a learning journey in Theology, Ministry and Mission

Have you thought about exploring more deeply and widely in the sea of theological study? Are there areas of your ministry and mission you would love to develop, but feel you would benefit from further training and resources to do so? Why not consider postgraduate study in Theology, Ministry and Mission at Sarum College?

Our postgraduate programmes in Theology, Ministry and Mission are validated by Durham University through Common Awards, and offer an exciting option for people in ministry wanting to extend their learning, encounter fresh perspectives and develop their practice in ministry and mission. Postgraduate study options include a one-year certificate, a two-year diploma and a three-year master of arts degree.

Join us online to hear about the postgraduate study in Theology, Ministry and Mission at Sarum, meet programme leader Dr Beth Dodd, and learn more about the course and the flexibility of study.

These programmes establish core foundations for reflecting on practice, building on the learning and skills developed through our ministry training pathways. They offer rigorous postgraduate-level study in a supportive community of discussion, debate and mutual learning. Students have the opportunity to further develop important skills in leadership, mission, preaching and liturgy, and have the freedom to explore widely and deeply in the world of the Bible, Christian tradition and theology.

Dr Beth Dodd, Programme Leader

Join us for an informal online session to learn more online 7.30-9pm Wednesday 3 June. Booking is free!

(An alternative introduction takes place online Wednesday 18 March 1pm to 2.30pm)