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Master of Chaplaincy

Advance your professional practice and scholarship in chaplaincy through a specialized Master's degree at the University of Otago.

Best for:Best for professionals and individuals seeking advanced training and academic credentials in chaplaincy and spiritual care.

University of Otago · Otago, New Zealand · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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1.48 years
Start date
2027-03-01
Location
Otago
New Zealand

Overview

The Master of Chaplaincy at the University of Otago is a professional qualification designed to enhance the practice of chaplains across diverse contemporary settings. Students engage with current scholarship, developing advanced competencies for existing roles or foundational training for new careers in chaplaincy. Run by the University of Otago, the programme requires rigorous academic engagement with the theory and practice of spiritual care. Applicants are expected to undertake structured coursework and critically reflect on professional chaplaincy frameworks.

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What you'll do

  • Complete rigorous coursework focused on contemporary chaplaincy scholarship and practice
  • Engage in critical reflection regarding pastoral care and spiritual accompaniment in diverse settings
  • Participate in seminars, discussions, and academic assessments as required by the curriculum
  • Synthesize academic research with practical applications in professional chaplaincy environments

Requirements

Degree required: A bachelor's degree or equivalent three-year qualification

Degree offered: Master of Chaplaincy

Language: English proficiency as per standard university admission requirements

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Critical thinking and analytical writing abilities
  • Capacity for reflective engagement with professional practice
  • Foundational knowledge relevant to pastoral care or human services
Nice to have
Prior professional or volunteer experience in chaplaincy or related pastoral settingsDemonstrated background in theological or religious studies
Eligibility
  • Hold a qualifying bachelor's degree or recognized equivalent

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How to apply

Prospective students must submit an application for admission through the official University of Otago application portal. Ensure all necessary academic transcripts and supporting documentation are provided prior to the intake deadline.

Documents required
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