Postgraduate Certificate in Theology, Ministry and Mission

The Postgraduate Certificate in Theology, Ministry, and Mission offers a flexible pathway for in-depth theological study and engagement with core topics in ministry. This program is designed for those wishing to extend their academic and practical insights into theological disciplines.

Programme Structure

One year full-time (typically one module per term)

Modules and Credit Distribution

Students select a total of 60 credits

Minimum of 40 credits at Level 7
Maximum of 20 credits at Level 6

Please note: students can include in the above, a maximum of 20 credits Biblical Language Modules at Levels 4 and 5.

A list of all modules 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

Teaching is conducted by the experienced faculty at Westminster and our colleagues within the wider Cambridge Theological Federation, fostering an ecumenical and collaborative educational environment. Class sizes vary between 5 to 25 students, creating a diverse and rich learning environment characterized by a broad range of ages, backgrounds, and experiences. The teaching methods blend lecture-style content with seminar-style discussions and small group work. Independent study often includes multimedia resources to enhance learning and reflection.

Progression

The modular structure of the Common Awards facilitates further academic advancement. After completing the Postgraduate Certificate, students have the option to progress to the Postgraduate Diploma or MA in Theology, Ministry, and Mission, building upon the credits already achieved.

Cost and Financial Aid

The cost of the Postgraduate Certificate is £3,000. Bursaries are available to support students financially, making the program accessible to a wider audience.

Apply

For detailed information about the admissions process and to apply, please visit our admissions page. Additional inquiries or specific requirements can be discussed by contacting the Tutorial Office at 01223 33 06 49.