Ireland
Theology - Transformational Leadership
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- Award
- Degree - Masters at UK Level 7
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- Awarding body
- York St John University
- Duration
- 3 years The taught modules are delivered in a variety of ways; a one-week intensive block, over five Saturdays or over three weekends, spread through the academic year. To find out more about how the MA can fit into your schedule, email sarah@ibi.ie or ring us on 01 8069060.
Programme summary
The MA Applied Theology and the MA Transformational Leadership are designed for people who want to reflect on the interface of the Bible and theology with the practice of mission, work and ministry in a 21st-century context.
Entry requirements
There are 2 entry routes to this programme, Academic Route and Associate Route. For Associate Route, you need to be involved in some aspect of professional/Christian ministry*. Academic Route
- For the Academic Route onto the MA you need to have achieved one of the following qualifications:
- a first honours degree (single or joint) at 2.2 or above (2.1 preferred) or a Graduate/Postgraduate Diploma in Theology and/or Religious Studies or a closely related subject;
- a Postgraduate Award or first class honours in another Humanities subject;
- a first degree, and at least the equivalent of a Certificate of Higher Education in Theology and/or Religious Studies. Associate Route
- This access route is open to you if you meet one or both of the following requirements: you have obtained a first degree in a subject other than Theology and/or Religious Studies at 2.2 honours or above; or
- you can demonstrate sufficient ministerial, professional or vocational experience to indicate that you have the ability to study at postgraduate level. You must have at least two years of significant and relevant professional/Christian ministry* experience (evidenced by referees).
- If you enter via this route you will be required to demonstrate that you are able to work at M level by successfully completing a module as an associate student. After completing and passing the module you can enrol for the full MA programme and transfer the credits.
- *Relevant professional/Christian ministry experience means significant involvement in the broad area of Christian ministry (either paid or lay) or some specific professional practice that demands aspects of theological input/reflection.
- Recognition of other studies
- If you have studied other modules at M level you can talk with the Programme Director about the possibility of credit transfer.(York St John University regulations will apply to this process.).
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