MA Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care

Gain an in-depth understanding of pastoral theology as it relates to the goals of chaplaincy and care. This Masters degree is taught by Cambridge Theological Federation and accredited by ARU.
Throughout the course you'll be supported to:
relate reflectively and reflexively to the themes and traditions of pastoral care to contemporary personal and vocational contextsdevelop a critical understanding of the human condition as it shapes different approaches to models of chaplaincyundertake a detailed exploration of some issues of significance for an understanding of chaplaincy in the contemporary context.

The normal entry requirement for postgraduate courses at Cambridge Theological Federation (CTF) is a first- or good second-class honours degree in a relevant subject. Examples would include Ethics, Philosophy, Theology, or other related subjects.

The CTF will also consider graduates in other disciplines who may also be admitted to the programme on a case-by-case basis. The CTF will also take seriously, on a case-by-case basis, applications from candidates without an appropriate undergraduate degree who can demonstrate significant relevant experience, such as in professional or ministerial roles, especially for candidates who have not had the opportunity to engage in formal higher education before.