An Anglia Ruskin University degree created and taught by the Cambridge Theological Federation
With our MA in Spirituality you will join a lively debate on the meaning and the role of spirituality in the context of the Christian traditions as well as in today’s multi-cultural and multi-religious environments.
For a comprehensive description of the MA in Spirituality and for all relevant details please go to the Cambridge Theological Federation page (click here). This MA programme is available (entirely or partly) by Distance Learning.
- Postgraduate Certificate in Spirituality (2 modules)
- Postgraduate Diploma in Spirituality (4 modules)
- MA in Spirituality (4 modules and a 15,000 word dissertation)
Options
- Available full-time or part-time
- Choose from online or classroom lectures and seminars
- Some modules will be available by block teaching in Cambridge over one or two weeks
Recommended Structure/Modules:
| Postgraduate Certificate | Postgraduate Diploma | MA |
| Human Condition | Human Condition | Human Condition |
| Christian Spirituality in Context | Christian Spirituality in Context | Christian Spirituality in Context |
| Plus two optional modules.*
The modules below are recommended to our students: 1) Mystery of Love (2018-19) 2) Ecumenism and Theory and Practice (2018-19) 3) Christianity and Ecology (2018-19) 4) Orthodox Spirituality – Life in Liturgy (2019-20) Students can also pick their two optional modules from the wider pool of modules offered at that time Federation-wide. To see all the Modules please go here. |
Plus two optional modules.*
The modules below are recommended to our students: 1) Mystery of Love (2018-19) 2) Ecumenism and Theory and Practice (2018-19) 3) Christianity and Ecology (2018-19) 4) Orthodox Spirituality – Life in Liturgy (2019-20) Students can also pick their two optional modules from the wider pool of modules offered at that time Federation-wide. To see all the Modules please go here. |
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| *IOCS and CTF reserve the right not to teach a module if enrolled numbers are insufficient. Also please note that these modules are only offered every two years and, therefore, in certain situations, some of these modules will not be available to full-time students (who are enrolled for only one year), or to part-time students (if they are starting in January). | Plus a major project/dissertation (15,000 words) | |
Please note: When submitting an application form to Anglia Ruskin University for this course, do send a scanned copy also to the Institute’s Academic Director, Dr Christoph Schneider – cs300@cam.ac.uk
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