GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN KINGDOM THEOLOGY WITH STUDENT MINISTRY

FUSION AND WTC ARE DELIGHTED TO BE PARTNERING TO DELIVER A PART-TIME GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN KINGDOM THEOLOGY WITH STUDENT MINISTRY.

This course is designed for student workers who want to invest in their personal spiritual walk with Jesus and to grow in their knowledge, love of and maturity in Student Ministry. We believe that theological study is a wellspring of insight and life for all those who follow Jesus, which shapes and brings wisdom to how we live, lead and outwork our calling. If you're looking to go deeper with God and to mature the way you understand and outwork our ministry, then we invite you to consider applying for this course.

This course combines WTC's academic, Spirit-filled theological teaching and practical Student Ministry training. We hope this qualification can play a key role in the development of church based student ministry.

For further discussion about the course, please get in touch with Ed Earnshaw (Programme Director) at smpd@wtctheology.org.uk. Applications are now open for 2023/24.

You can see further details here.

COURSE DETAILS:

Cost: £4,250 per year (including a £400 non-refundable deposit to confirm your place after receiving an offer).

Delivery: 2 Years, part-time. The course is a specialist track in year two of study. Teaching is delivered through residentials and local learning hubs. It is recommended students set aside a day a week for study time.*

Entry Requirements: Applicants require a Bachelor’s degree. For those without a Bachelor’s degree, but with professional qualifications or relevant experience, please contact us to discuss your eligibility. It is also essential that prospective applicants have an active student work role within a local church.

Validation: This Graduate Diploma is a Level 6 qualification validated by Newman University.

*To find out more info about how course delivery works visit wtctheology.org.uk/courses/course-delivery

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The urgent task of reaching the student world for Christ requires the training of world class student workers; workers whose calling to students is not a stepping stone for other ministry but a rock on which the church can change the university and move the student world. This level of investment and training for the task of student mission among Europe’s 25 million students is long overdue and I am thrilled that Fusion can partner with Westminster Theological Centre to pioneer this course and to give student ministry the strong theological foundation it merits.

Rich Wilson, Fusion Team Leader