ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

The programme seeks to develop alternative forms of theological reflection that critically engage with imperial global systems which perpetuate economic and ecological injustices. It equips students with the knowledge and research skills to respond to pressing global challenges through interdisciplinary and contextual approaches. Drawing on the work of George Enderle (2011), the programme explores how religious traditions shape economic life and influence responses to issues of justice, sustainability and human dignity.

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

• Master of Theology (MTh) by Dissertation
• Specialisation in Economic and Eco Justice
• Funded by the Council for World Mission (CWM)
• Interdisciplinary and contextual research approach
• Global learning community
• Open to local and international applicants

Mode of Delivery: 100% Online Students will participate in scheduled online sessions and are required to complete and submit all research and assessment requirements.

WHAT TO INCLUDE IN THE APPLICATION:

• A copy of your ID
• Copy of your degree transcripts
• SAQA Certificate Copy for degrees obtained outside of SA
• Proof of Payment for Application