The Master of Theology offers depth and breadth in theological education. This course builds on your previous theological study to help you develop an in-depth understanding of major issues in contemporary theology. It provides advanced critical knowledge and skills in the theological disciplines and their application to contemporary society and church.

You'll emerge from this theology degree with a sound knowledge base, well-honed critical skills and a facility in theological methodologies. You'll develop an advanced knowledge of at least one major theological sub-discipline. This course can also provide a pathway to research studies in theology.

Academic Requirements

• Bachelor degree in Theology (or AQF equivalent)
  OR
• Credit average or higher in a Graduate Diploma of Theology (or AQF equivalent) in Theology or Divinity.

You could work in church leadership with other religious leaders in the community to support and enhance community engagement in the activities of various churches and faiths. There are also opportunities to develop and implement research projects to build critical perspectives across Christian ministry, its history and practice. You could also choose to analyse and improve models of mission and evangelism to build a contemporary approach to mission relevant to cultural and ecclesial contexts. The Master of Theology is also a pathway to further study; the degree equips you to undertake research at the master's and PhD levels.