Courses

This course is a close study of one major theologian (or a group of closely related theologians), past or present, in the intellectual context of their day. Through the study of selected writings of the theologian…

This course reflects theologically on questions about suffering and hope by engaging with how Scripture and theology acknowledge human suffering, and looks at hope from biblical, theological, anthropological and relational perspectives. It also considers the God…

This course provides an opportunity for preparing an extended research paper of 6,000 – 8,000 words on a topic not specifically covered elsewhere in a student’s programme of study. It requires the development of research skills…

This applied course enables students to practise youth leadership through planning, facilitation, and reflection. Learners develop practical skills in communication, teamwork, and project leadership, applying positive youth development principles in real or simulated contexts. The course…

Building on Practicum A, this course deepens applied youth work practice through a further 150 hours of supervised placement. Students take greater responsibility within their context, engage in reflective case studies, and demonstrate growth in professional…

Practicum A provides supervised field-based learning in an approved youth work setting. Students complete a minimum of 150 hours of placement, integrating theory with practice through observation, participation, and guided reflection. The course supports students to…