MTh in Biblical Studies

The degree is in two parts. The first part consists of six modules of which Biblical Hermeneutics and Research Methods are compulsory. The other modules are:

• Advanced Hebrew Texts
• Old Testament Theology
• Old Testament Hebrew
• New Testament Greek Texts (Acts)
• New Testament Theology
• Eschatology and the Book of Revelation

Part Two consists of a dissertation of up to 20,000 words. The full-time course lasts for one year whilst study on a part-time basis lasts for two or three years. The Regulations of the University of Wales stipulate that part-time students must complete within five years.

Lectures normally take place on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Entry Requirements and Contact information

• Qualifications for entry will conform to the Regulations of the University of Wales for Master's Degrees by Examination and Dissertation (Modular Structure).
• Students applying for this course will normally be graduates with at least a second class honours degree in Theology from an approved institution.
• You should also be aware that irrespective of your qualifications, Spurgeon's College will need to satisfy itself that you have achieved the necessary academic standard to complete the course satisfactorily.
• A working knowledge of at least one of the biblical languages, Hebrew and Greek, is required.  Failing this, a candidate will be referred to the MA in Advanced Christian Studies which offers almost the same modules.

English Language Entry Requirements

If you wish to enhance your expertise in biblical knowledge or keep up your interest the Bible ask our Admissions Department for an application together with a copy of the course document. Don’t forget, you can always seek information about the course by attending one of our Open Days.