The Master of Theological Studies – Spirituality enables students to apply an advanced body of knowledge in theology and its associated disciplines. Students broaden their knowledge and skills and deepen their engagement with select areas of study to prepare them for professional practice and further learning.

Course Learning Outcomes

Graduates of The Master of Theological Studies – Spirituality:

1. have advanced knowledge of sources, terms and concepts required in theology and its related disciplines
2. have mastery of research principles and methods, including analytical and communication skills applicable to theology and its related disciplines
3. have advanced skills of interpretation and critical reflection on a range of theological and related disciplines, with awareness of implications and applications to historical and contemporary issues and contexts, in order to generate and evaluate ideas for professional practice and further learning
4. articulate and communicate knowledge and insights in theology and its related disciplines to specialist and non-specialist audiences
5. apply relevant theological and hermeneutical skills through the execution of a substantial research-based project, capstone experience, or piece of scholarship.

What is involved to complete the Master of Theological – Spirituality Studies?

The Master of Theological Studies – Spirituality consists of 160 points (16 units) comprised of:

a)    20 points of Foundational units

b)    80 points from Spirituality specialisation units

c)    20 points from either a Theology or  Philosophy Project unit

d)   10 points from the THEL619 Introduction to Theological and  Philosophical Research unit

d)   The balance from elective units.

Entry Requirements

The Master of Theological Studies – Spirituality is open to any applicant who has successfully completed an undergraduate degree.