Lecturer in Missiology and Pioneer Ministry
Join a dynamic theological institution to teach, research, and lead in missiology and pioneer ministry with a focus on innovative academic delivery.
Best for:Best for scholars with a PhD in missiology or related theological disciplines, experience in teaching and research, and a passion for innovative academic delivery and ministerial formation.
Overview
The Church of Ireland Theological Institute in Dublin seeks a Lecturer in Missiology and Pioneer Ministry to commence in 2027. This role involves teaching across blended and residential Master’s programmes, developing curriculum, supervising dissertations, and engaging in research. The successful candidate will contribute to ministerial formation, spirituality classes, and administrative oversight of academic programmes and student placements. The position emphasizes excellence in teaching, research, and collaborative learning within a denominational theological context.
What you'll do
- Teach across residential and blended Master’s in Theology (MTh) programmes, Certificate in Christian Theology and Practice (CCTP), and Pioneer Ministry programmes
- Develop and deliver a new elective module for the MTh programme
- Supervise and oversee MTh dissertation projects
- Conduct research commensurate with the academic level
- Contribute to formational curriculum for ordinands, including spirituality classes and chapel participation
- Manage academic administrative tasks, including Research Ethics and Individual Learning Agreements
- Coordinate administrative aspects of the CCTP programme
- Organize and oversee diverse student placements and feedback systems
Requirements
Degree required: PhD in Missiology or a relevant theological discipline (or well-advanced towards completion)
Language: English (proficiency required for teaching and research)
Instruction: English
Publications: Established and ongoing research with evidence of publication
- Understanding of emerging missional movements and pioneer ministry approaches
- Experience in teaching theological disciplines and ministerial formation
- Ability to coordinate academic programmes and diverse student placements
- Strong administrative and organizational skills
- Evidence of established research and publication in theology or related fields
- Familiarity with denominational theological institutions and diverse theological perspectives
- No explicit nationality or residency restrictions mentioned
- No age or prior experience caps specified
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-10-16
Applicants should submit their application through the external link provided on the Church of Ireland website. Ensure your application includes all required documents and adheres to the specified deadline.
- CV
- Cover letter
- PhD certificate or proof of completion (if not yet finalized)
- Research statement or publication list
- Teaching philosophy statement
- Letters of recommendation
Contact
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