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The University of Aberdeen's Masters in Theology (MTh) program offers a comprehensive understanding of Christian theology, with specialization options in Biblical Studies, Church History, Systematic Theology, and Theological Ethics. Students develop critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills, preparing them for careers in ministry, academia, and other theology-related fields. The program is available both on campus and online, providing flexibility for students with diverse needs.
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Masters in Theology (MTh) at the University of Aberdeen
Degree Overview:
This program provides students with a deep understanding of the Christian theological tradition while offering the flexibility to specialize in specific areas or pursue a more generalist approach. Upon completion, graduates will have the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue careers in theology, ministry, academics, and other related fields.
Objectives:
- To equip students with a thorough understanding of the Christian theological tradition.
- To develop critical thinking and analytical skills, along with the ability to interpret and analyze complex theological texts.
- To foster students' ability to articulate their own theological positions and engage in constructive dialogue with others.
- To prepare graduates for various careers in ministry, teaching, research, and other fields related to theology.
Structure:
The MTh program is a 12-month full-time or 24-month part-time program with a total of 180 credits. Students can choose between a generalist approach (MTh) or specialization in one of the following areas:
- MTh Biblical Studies
- MTh Church History
- MTh Systematic Theology
- MTh Theological Ethics
- Compulsory Courses:
- Students choose specialization routes and complete 180 credits to graduate with a specialized MTh degree or a general MTh without specialization.
- Part-time students complete 120 credits over two years.
Semester 2:
- Optional Courses:
- Students can select from various optional courses in their chosen specialization or general theology
- Potential courses include:
- DR504U: Topics in Systematic Theology: God, Christ & Salvation (30 credits)
- DR502T: Creation & Christian Ethics (30 credits)
- DR505T: A History of Spiritual Formation Literature and Practices (30 credits)
- DR505N: Israel’s Scriptures at the Turn of the Common Era (30 credits)
- DR505C: New Testament Studies in Process: Currents & Themes (30 credits)
- AH501B: Art and Christianity (30 credits)
Semester 3:
- Dissertation (DR502G):
- Students complete a 60-credit dissertation in their chosen area of study, supervised by an expert in the field.
Other:
- Students can choose to complete a maximum of 30 credits in level one language courses including Latin, Ancient Greek, and Hebrew.
- Students will have access to various resources such as the University Library, which holds a comprehensive collection of theological texts and journals.
Assessment:
Assessment methods:
- Coursework assignments
- Written examinations
- Dissertation
Assessment criteria:
- Clarity and accuracy of argument
- Depth of research and analysis
- Ability to engage critically with different theological perspectives
- Originality and creativity in theological thinking
Teaching:
Teaching methods:
- Lectures
- Seminars
- Tutorials
- Independent study and research
Faculty:
The program is taught by a team of internationally renowned scholars with expertise in various areas of theology. Students will benefit from close interaction with faculty members and have access to their guidance and mentorship.
Careers:
Potential career paths:
- Academic research and teaching in theology
- Ministry in various religious communities
- Leadership roles in charitable organizations
- Chaplaincy roles in hospitals and prisons
- Interfaith dialogue and engagement
Other:
- The MTh program is designed to equip students with the academic and practical skills required for successful careers in a variety of fields related to theology. This program is available both on campus and online, providing flexibility for students with different needs and circumstances. The University of Aberdeen has a rich history of theological scholarship and offers a vibrant and supportive academic community.
EU / International students: £22,000 UK: £10,000 In exceptional circumstances there may be additional fees associated with specialist courses, for example field trips.
