At St Augustine’s we believe we should make theological learning as accessible as possible.If you are interested in pursuing theological studies at postgraduate level, but joining a full MAprogramme feels like a big step, the taster module gives you an opportunity to test your appetite andaptitude for academic study without committing to a full programme at this point. Fact sheet here. Here the module’s tutor, Chris Chapman, introduces the module ‘Texts and Themes in Spirituality’ https://staugustinescollege.ac.uk/content/uploads/2022/04/MA-Taster-Module.mp4

Interested in taking your studies in Theology further? Find out more about the St Augustine’s MA in Theology, Ministry and Mission at our online Open Event. During the Zoom session, you’ll meet Alan, our Principal, Guido, Director of Studies and Simon, our Senior Tutor, who will welcome and introduce you to the College and to the MA programme. You’ll be able to ask questions as well as taking part in a 15-minute sample lecture by Simon which will offer some analysis of the use of the Bible in the Church of England Living in Love…

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On May 18th, we are holding a ‘Zoom open event’ for anyone interesting in learning more about their faith by way of undertaking theological study. Our ‘Theology for Disciples’ program offers certificate and diploma courses, as well as the possibility of continuing to BA and MA levels. To encourage anyone who is interested but uncertain about the commitment involved, we are continuing our ‘taster’ scheme by which students take an initial module in Biblical Studies at the discounted price of £150. This provides the chance to test one’s interest without any obligation to continue beyond…

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Research at St Augustine’s It’s common wisdom in Higher Education that good teaching is informed by research, just as the latter is shaped and enriched by classroom experience. That is why individual St Augustine’s tutors engage in ongoing study, research and writing in their areas of expertise and interest – alongside their teaching, tutoring and may other College responsibilities. In addition, however, St Augustine’s had started to stimulate research at an institutional level, too, in the following two ways: Last year, the College entered into a partnership with Durham University (with who our students are…

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If studying theology seems too big a step to take and you’re not certain that is for you, then join us for a ‘taster module’ (£125). See here for further details.

‘Christian Spirituality’ addresses the heart and substance of faith and practice. Accordingly, this route through our MA programme opens up the traditions of Christian Spirituality as well as its vigorous contemporary forms. Spirituality also connects in multiple relationships with other aspects of Christian theology. Your MA programme will help you integrate your understanding of spirituality with doctrine and ethics, Biblical studies, worship, psychology, community life, the arts, and interfaith conversation. Most importantly, perhaps, you will learn to extend the range of your own spiritual practice, and to guide others as they respond to God’s grace…

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Coming to visit us is by far the best way to discern if St Augustine’s is the right place for you.  At our open events, taster Fridays you’ll meet staff, present and former students, get a chance to ask your questions, worship with us, and attend classes.  Next open event 27th February at West Malling; and 4th March at Trinity House, Southwark (both 3:45-6:30pm).  Ring Becky – 01732 252656 or email r.young@staugustinescollege.ac.uk for further details.  ‘Your Local College’ (V3-2018) A5 Flyer LR WEB