The University of Roehampton has three new MAs starting this September:
- MA Theology and Religious Studies
- MA Contemporary Catholic Studies
- MA Religion and Gender
Available either full-time or part-time, these courses focus in-depth on the role of religion in national and international culture and society, both historically and in the contemporary world. Whether you left university recently or some time ago, the flexible nature of the courses means you can study at a pace convenient to you.
The Queens Foundation also has a New post graduate programmes from Post Graduate Certificate to MA available in September 2012 (subject to validation) including a post graduate certificate in Inter Faith Engagement. All the programmes are flexible, affordable, suitable for a wide range of people, and designed for those who want their theology to connect with their practice. Study for one year part-time on a range of Post Graduate Certificates and then continue to a post graduate Diploma and MA in Theology and Transformative Practice. If you want rigorous theology, stimulating company, and thinking that connects with, informs and is informed by practice, investigate further at www.queens.ac.uk/programmes or speak to Gail on 0121 452 2619
Events
Tuesday 24th July The Rt Hon Tony Blair, Archbishop Rowan Williams and Charles Moore will be discussing the role of faith in public life at the final event in the Westminster Faith Debates series. Read details of this and other news from Theos.
And a reminder of the conference Monday 10 - Wednesday 12th September Women, Authority and Leadership in Christianity and Islam - Southlands College, University of Roehampton, London SW15 4EE Conference fee, Non-residential £150/Residential £250 Bursaries are available, details on request - bookings via Caroline Matthews c.matthews@roehampton.ac.uk or Lucy Parsons l.parsons@roehampton.ac.uk
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