Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Theology, Ministry, and Mission

The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Theology, Ministry, and Mission offers an opportunity to study Christian theology and its application to everyday spirituality within a supportive community. Validated by the University of Durham as part of the Common Awards suite of degrees, this program is suitable for individuals pursuing their first undergraduate degree. It also provides essential training for ordination candidates, accredited ministers, and other lay positions within the church.

Programme Structure

  • Students select any mix of Level 4, Level 5 and level 6 modules up to the value of 360 credits, in accordance with the module choice guidelines below.
  • Three years full-time (typically two modules per term)
  • Four to six years part-time (typically one module per term, or less)

Module Choice Guidelines

120 credits at Level 4 
At least 20 Credits from each of these categories:

  • Biblical Studies
  • Christian Tradition
  • Ministry and Mission

At least 10 credits from the category:

  • Theological Reflection and Reflective Practice

120 credits at level 5
At least 20 Credits from each of these categories:

  • Biblical Studies
  • Christian Tradition
  • Ministry and Mission

At least 10 credits from the category:

  • Theological Reflection and Reflective Practice

120 credits at level 6
At least 20 Credits from this list of modules:

  • TMM3341 – Independent Learning Project (long) *
  • TM3352 – Extended Project in Theology, Ministry and Mission *
  • TMM3362 – Dissertation in Theology, Ministry and Mission *

* These modules are non-compensatable: students may not retake the module and the credits cannot be
awarded in case of failure to achieve a mark of 40% or above.

A list of the modules we offer can be found here.

Our experienced tutor staff can assist you in module selection tailored to your educational journey. individual needs and aspirations.

Module Teaching

All modules are taught by our experienced teaching staff or colleagues from the wider Cambridge Theological Federation, creating a dynamic and ecumenical learning environment. Class sizes typically range from 5 to 25 students, fostering rich discussions and a diverse learning experience. Face-to-face sessions combine lectures, seminars, and small group work, while independent study sessions often involve engaging with multimedia resources followed by reflective exercises.

Progression

The modular structure of the Common Awards allows students to progress through various levels of academic achievement, from a Foundation Award to a Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor of Arts (Honours), and even postgraduate study. This flexible progression pathway enables students to start with the BA (Honours) and decide whether to advance to higher levels of study.

Cost and Financial Aid

The cost of the BA is £18,000. Bursaries are available, and the program is registered for Student Finance (England).

Apply

For detailed information about the admissions process and to apply, please visit our admissions page. For additional inquiries, contact the Tutorial Office at 01223 33 06 49.

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