An Anglia Ruskin University degree created and taught by the Cambridge Theological Federation
With our MA in Christian Spirituality East and West 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.
Options:
- Available full-time or part-time
- Some modules may be available by block teaching over one or two weeks
COURSE STRUCTURE / MODULES:
The MA consists of FIVE modules (Including the Dissertation Module). One of the four taught modules and the final dissertation are compulsory, the other three taught modules are optional and can be chosen from the list below:
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MODULES FOR THE MA IN CHRISTIAN SPIRITUALITY EAST AND WEST |
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| Compulsory modules: | Optional modules recommended for IOCS students (2022-2023)* | Other optional modules for 2022-2023* |
| Christian Spiritual Traditions East and West
Final Major Project (Dissertation) |
Orthodox Spirituality: Life in Liturgy – Taught by IOCS
Mystery of Love – Taught by IOCS |
Christian Mysticism East and West
Christian Spirituality in the Contemporary World Ignatian Spiritual Traditions Medieval and Celtic Spirituality Themes in Pastoral Theology Spirituality, Materiality and the Body Christian Spirituality and the Arts Embodying Wisdom |
| *Please note that, while the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies and the Cambridge Theological Federation will do their best to offer the above modules in the coming academic year, we cannot guarantee that all these optional modules will be offered in 2022-2023. Also, IOCS and CTF reserve the right not to teach a module if enrolled numbers are insufficient. | ||
Please note: If you have questions about the course structure or the application procedure, please contact the Institute’s Academic Director, Dr Christoph Schneider (cs300@cam.ac.uk).
Anglia Ruskin University online application for the MA in Spirituality