Moorlands Central and Eastern Europe
Respond to Christ’s calling by pursuing a BA Applied Theology through Moorlands Central and Eastern Europe
“I can’t even describe how special these three years were for me. I found a new world. Full of books, ideas, coffee, and caring people. People through Jesus shone so brightly. Thank you for creating an environment that forced me to grow in education and in character. I am a different person now.“
Why study theology blending online and residentials?
6 Hours A Week in Local Church Ministry
Flexible learning is designed to allow you to study from wherever you are in Central and Eastern Europe, whilst immersing yourself in your ministry in your local context.
“In a season which is typically known for changing diapers and sleep deprivation, studying has given me the motivation to keep learning and growing. It has enriched my journey as a mum and has given me specific tools to engage in ministry effectively.”
1 Day A Week Online Classes and Mentoring
2 Residentials in Czech Republic* Each Year
Practical Assignments – Learn to Grow a Ministry
“One thing I learned this term would be to ask questions, even when you kind of know the answer. It doesn’t only create a different posture for conversations, but is a tool for moving forward, understanding situations and God better.”
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Residential lectures
Each year you’ll attend 2 residentials in the Czech Republic* – These residentials will provide you with the opportunity to enjoy time away.
*Pending final approval from the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Athletics.
Placement
Your placement setting could be the church to which you belong, or it could be a Christian organisation or charity. You will complete 6 hours of placement per week alongside your studies. These hours include preparation time as well as face to face work. If you are unsure about whether your context would qualify, please do get in touch.
Community
Whenever we’ve asked previous and current students what one word they would use to describe Moorlands, the most common word is always ‘community‘.
As a flexible learner, you will have opportunity to connect with and gain support from your fellow course mates through the online and residential lectures, as well receiving support from a personal tutor who can provide one-to-one support. You will also have access to our college chaplains who can offer pastoral support online.
You’ll join a vibrant international community of students from across Europe and the UK, creating opportunities for cross-cultural learning and meaningful collaboration.
What could you become?
Our graduates have gone on to do a whole array of different jobs from church pastors, to youth and childrens workers, to overseas missionaries, to teachers, to social workers, to police officers, to nurses, and so much more. You can find out more about what people go on to do here.
Online lectures
1/4 of each module will be delivered via live, online lectures. These sessions will provide you with opportunities to take part in group discussions and interactive assignments.
Residential lectures
1/4 of your teaching and learning activities will be delivered in person. Each year you’ll attend 2 residentials.
Study theology online
1/2 of each module will be completed at your own pace. You’ll also have the opportunity to do your own independent study, reading, and research.
In total 3/4 of your studies will be completed online from wherever you are.
What can I study?
BA (Hons) Applied Theology
Our Applied Theology degree has been designed to give you a robust, biblical foundation on which to build your life and ministry. It will equip you to serve God in practical and relevant ways in a fast-changing, turbulent world. Our courses are inherently practical—designed so you can put your learning into practice. Serving in a placement at a local church or Christian organisation helps you to grow your skills within a ministry context.
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