Monday Theology
Applications for midweek theology for 2010-2011 are now closed. However, if you would like to make an enquiry about any of these courses please email sptc@stmellitus.org
Please note that applications for Saturday School of Theology (starting 2nd October 2010) remain open. You can apply by clicking here.
SPTC runs its Degree level theology courses on Monday mornings and in an annual study week (Monday – Friday in September). The training is part-time and mid-week so that it can be accessed by a wide variety of people.
For students who wish to follow accredited routes the options are:
CERTIFICATE: One year of study - Monday mornings and 2 study weeks
FOUNDATION DEGREE: Three years of study - including 3 study weeks
BA DEGREE: Five years of study - including 4 study weeks
In addition to the core teaching you will need time for personal study, reading, essay writing and ministry based assignments.
Please note that there is an interview process for students applying for Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees. These will take place on our Open Day for independent students on the 14th of June 2010.
Monday Theology for non-accredited (audit only) students
Students who simply want to enjoy our courses without assessment or accreditation can apply to study on Monday mornings on an annual basis. The courses taught are exactly the same as those who are following the accredited routes but excluding the study weeks and ministy modules. For an overview of what is taught see summary of modules and training routes. The cost of the non accredited course route is £500 per year.
This is a summary of the modules taught for all the accredited courses (non-accredited students follow the Monday morning modules).
DVD resources
Do you want to run a basic theology course in your local church? Click here for further information, downloads, talk materials.
Speakers & Students
Hear what past guests have to say about their experience on the SPTC theological courses.

GodPod
Graham Tomlin, Mike Lloyd and Jane Williams discuss theology and life with a slice of humour.
Never has been it more urgent for Christians to give a reason for the faith that is within them. In the midst of the conflict between literalism in religion and the disintegrating world view, the appeal of mature biblical faith is very clearThe Rt Revd Richard Chartres
Bishop of London
Patron of SPTC

In my view this is the most interesting and important thing that is happening in British theological education
Alister McGrath




