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Modules

St Salvator's Spire at nightWe offer one module each semester from a portfolio that addresses the relationships between biblical and theological concerns, contermporary literature, and issues of national and international public policy. Some modules are thematic whilst others focus more explicitly on the biblical text.

Each module contributes to the overall aims of the programme which are to:

  • relate the Christian tradition in creative and productive ways to various aspects of the contemporary world,
  • gain an understanding of how 'culture' both shapes and has been shaped by the situation within it of Christian religious belief, practice and theology,
  • acquire a critical awareness of some current issues of dispute in the field,
  • evaluate positions represented in advanced scholarly literature and
  • proffer judgments on the issues concerned.
Follow the links to see details about current and forthcoming modules.

The University reserves the right to replace or withdraw modules as necessary.


Modules 2012-2013

2012 autumn

'Weathering the Storm' tutored by Prof. Kristin De Troyer.

Residential Study Week in St Andrews, 3 - 7 September 2012. (Please note earlier date than in previous years. This is due to the restructuring of the academic year by the University as a whole.)

2013 spring

'The Book of Revelation' tutored by Dr Grant Macaskill.

Residential Study Week in St Andrews, 14 -18 January 2013.

Applications are currently open for entry in either September 2013 or January 2014. These are considered upon receipt of all your paperwork in order that we might give you a prompt decision. Closing date for September 2013 entry is 1st July 2013; for January 2014 entry is 1st November 2013.

Contact details

St Mary's College
The School of Divinity
University of St Andrews
South Street
St Andrews
Fife KY16 9JU
Scotland, United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)1334 462850
Fax: +44 (0)1334 462852

Distance Learning Officer

Dr Eric Stoddart
divinitydistance@st-andrews.ac.uk
Room A302
+ 44 (0)1334 462841

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