Begin your university experience or get ahead in your existing course this winter at Stirling Theological College! Experience world-class online education, interactive video lectures, self-paced online study options, and opportunities to build new relationships with lecturers and other students.
Our online units provide an ideal pathway for people to grow in their faith, ministry skills, and biblical understandings.
All units are delivered online from Mon 11 May to Fri 7 August 2020
Applications close: Fri 8 May
Orientation: 6pm-7pm Mon 11 May
(CT2/3/9702S) Jesus’ Identity, Mission and Impact
Gain a deeper understanding of who Jesus is, what his mission is, and the impact of Jesus on the world and in history.
Lecturers:
Dr Graham Joseph Hill, Dr Brian Macallan, and Sarah Bacaller
Delivered fortnightly on Wednesday nights:
Commencing 6pm-8pm 13 May
Unit details and admission requirements ⟶
(CT2/3/8724S) A Theology of Suffering and Hope
In this unit you’ll explore diverse answers to the question, “Why does God permit evil and suffering?”, and have the chance to articulate your own perspectives on suffering, informed by Scripture and theology.
Lecturers:
Dr John Capper and Steve Poisat
Delivered fortnightly on Monday nights:
Commencing 7pm-8pm 11 May and 6pm-8pm thereafter
Unit details and admission requirements ⟶
(BS1/8001S) Bible for Life and Ministry
Explore the Old and New Testaments including their background and the historical and geographical context of the ancient near eastern world.
Lecturer:
Dr Angela Sawyer
Delivered fortnightly on Wednesday nights:
Commencing 6pm-8pm 20 May
Unit details and admission requirements ⟶
(DP2/3/9004S) Pastoral Care in Loss
Learn about the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual dynamics of loss, whilst developing pastoral skills for working with people experiencing loss.
Lecturer:
Dr Chris Turner
Guest Contributor: With guest appearances from Pádraig Ó Tuama
Delivered fortnightly on Monday nights:
Commencing 6pm-8pm 18 May
Unit details and admission requirements ⟶
Apply
To apply for admission as a new student at the University of Divinity, we recommend that you make an appointment to speak with a course advisors. Course advisors will help you to determine the right course and units to suit your needs.
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Enrol
If you are a current student of the university and would like to enrol in one or more of these units, we recommend that you contact a course advisor to ensure that the units meet the requirements for your course.
Enrol as a current student
Stirling College is committed to ongoing theological reflection and the formation of each member of our learning community. Stirling is committed to being Christ centred in heart, thought, word and deed. We form people towards Christ centred lives, mission and ministry. Stirling is committed to giving students the best possible skills to read the Bible in its original context and to then reflect on what that means for today and how to apply it in their lives, not just for their own benefit but to benefit the Body of Christ in its diverse and varied expressions.
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