CSU’s Master of Theology offers depth and breadth in theological education. It provides advanced critical knowledge and skills in the theological disciplines, and their application to contemporary society and church. This course builds on your previous theological study to help you develop an in-depth understanding of major issues in contemporary theology. You will emerge from the program with a sound knowledge base, well-honed critical skills, and a facility in theological methodologies. You will develop an advanced knowledge of at least one major theological sub-discipline. This course provides a pathway to research studies in theology. Course highlights Through this course, you will hone the skills to apply cross-disciplinary research, critical perspectives and a variety of methods to examine issues and questions of church practice, to develop new approaches and understandings. Learn from leading researchers CSU's highly qualified lecturers draw from their research to help guide you through your path of study. The library resources are extensive, accessible and comprehensive. Areas of study range across advanced subjects in Biblical Exegesis, Church History, Liturgy, Public Theology, Ecotheology and Systematic Theology. A holistic approach to theology CSU’s School of Theology has an established reputation for its emphasis on student learning, quality teaching and research. The ethos of the school is ecumenical, with staff drawn from a variety of Christian traditions, all committed to developing and delivering a comprehensive, rigorous and vibrant theological education. Choose your learning pathway Combined with a flexible learning environment and five teaching sites, the school provides a range of learning opportunities to students who wish to explore their faith and beliefs as well as those of other cultures. You can study on campus at CSU’s Canberra and Parramatta campuses or online. Students living in Hong Kong can study with Ming Hua Theological College. The school also has affiliations with St Barnabas’ College in Adelaide and St Francis’ Theological College in Brisbane. Career opportunities Career opportunities exist within communities and leadership and this course is also a pathway to further study. Church leadership Work with other religious leaders in the community to support and enhance community engagement in activities of various churches and faiths. Research Develop and implement research projects to build critical perspectives across Christian ministry, its history and practice. The degree equips you to undertake research at the Masters research and PhD levels. Mission and evangelism Analyse and improve models of mission and evangelism to build a contemporary approach to mission relevant to cultural and ecclesial contexts.