Gain an in-depth understanding of ethics and how they are applied in the context of cultural and religious pluralism on this Master's degree, taught by Cambridge Theological Federation and accredited by ARU.
It's possible for UK students to study this course part-time. You'll take the same modules as MSc/MA students, but sometimes in a different order or in different years.
As a part-time student you'll typically study for twice as long as full-time students. For example if the MSc/MA course takes one year, you can expect to study over two years, though for some courses this may vary.
This course is also available as a PG Cert and a PG Dip. Visit the Cambridge Theological Foundation website for more information about these options.
On this course, you'll deepen your understanding of ethics across religions and cultures, and practise applying it to a range of contemporary personal, professional and public issues.
You'll develop your skills in public and private moral reasoning, development and decision-making and engage critically with different approaches to, and views on the role of ethics in public life.
Please note: to apply for this course, you must be a member of one of the Cambridge Theological Federation’s member institutions. Apply by 31 August for a September start.
To find out more about the MA Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care and studying with Cambridge Theological Federation, visit the Federation's website.
Refine and practise applying your moral reasoning, development and decision-making skills.
This course will equip you to contribute to social transformation through continued critical reflection and engagement with personal, organisational, and public values and ethics.
Graduation doesn't have to be the end of your time with us. You could choose to continue your academic career with our DProf Practical Theology or PhD Theology.
Explore the role and application of ethics in a range of contexts.
You'll study two core modules: Foundations of Morality; and Moral Development, Moral Reasoning and Decision Making.
You'll select one optional module from: Catholic Social Thought for Contemporary Christian Practice; Ethics in Professional Context; Christianity and Ecology; Interfaith Relations from Theory to Encounter; The Mystery of Love.
You'll then select one optional module from: Christian Spirituality and the Arts; Embodying Wisdom: Spirituality, Psychology and Philosophy; Theology and Philosophy.
You'll complete your Master's with a substantial research project on a relevant topic of your choice.
Modules are subject to change and availability, and may vary by location. If you have the choice of optional modules, these are indicated with a *.
It's possible to study this course part-time. You'll take the same modules as MSc/MA students, but sometimes in a different order or in different years.
As a part-time student you'll typically study for twice as long as full-time students. For example if the MSc/MA course takes one year, you can expect to study over two years, though for some courses this may vary.
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