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Master of Theology

Advance your theological expertise and critical methodologies through Charles Sturt University's online Master of Theology.

Best for:Best for theology graduates and church professionals seeking advanced academic training and research pathways in theological studies.

Charles Sturt University · Online, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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contemporary theologytheological methodologiestheological disciplineschurch and societytheological sub-disciplines
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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Location
Online
Australia

Overview

The Master of Theology offered by Charles Sturt University provides an in-depth exploration of contemporary theological issues, building upon previous academic study in the field. Students develop advanced critical thinking, research skills, and methodological frameworks for application within theological disciplines, contemporary society, and religious institutions. The programme focuses on cultivating mastery within at least one major theological sub-discipline. Furthermore, the coursework provides a robust academic pathway toward further postgraduate research in theology.

Master of Theologytheological educationdivinity studiespostgraduate theologycritical theological skills

What you'll do

  • Complete advanced coursework across various contemporary theological disciplines
  • Analyze major contemporary issues impacting theology and the modern church
  • Apply rigorous critical methodologies to theological texts and societal challenges
  • Develop specialized expertise in at least one major theological sub-discipline
  • Prepare research proposals and academic frameworks suitable for further theological study

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor degree in Theology (or AQF equivalent) or a Credit average or higher in a Graduate Diploma of Theology (or AQF equivalent) in Theology or Divinity.

Degree offered: Master of Theology

Language: English proficiency as required by university admission standards.

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Prior academic foundation in theology or divinity
  • Proficiency in critical analysis of theological texts and concepts
  • Familiarity with theological methodologies and research practices
Nice to have
Demonstrated academic excellence in previous theological courseworkExperience in ministry, church leadership, or community engagement
Eligibility
  • Applicants must hold an approved Bachelor degree in Theology or an AQF equivalent qualification
  • Applicants holding a Graduate Diploma of Theology or Divinity must have achieved a credit average or higher

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How to apply

Submit your application directly through the university's online course portal with all required academic transcripts and proof of previous theological qualifications.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of previous degree in Theology or Divinity
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Faculty of Arts and Education
Charles Sturt University
Australia
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