What do incarcerated people need from pastoral workers? What resources do pastoral workers need? How can they work best within the prison system? What can Catholic social thought contribute? And how can Catholic social thought be enhanced from listening to the prison context?
This programme is designed to enable school leadership teams to review their leadership style through a theological lens.
'The Church has always had the duty of scrutinizing the signs of the times and of interpreting them in the light of the Gospel.'
The projects completion was celebrated in October 2020, when the Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology, along with the Centre for Catholic Studies, Durham, hosted a visit by five sisters from East and Central Africa
The Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology has been embarked on research in the area of the vitality of religious life for some years.
Our short courses run throughout the year, no prior knowledge is required and 'Early Bird' registration two months before start date.
We offer supportive study skills seminars for research students, including those outside of the Margaret Beaufort Institute student community.
This programme is aimed at those interested in relating theological, ethical and spiritual insights and methods to their own professional and/or voluntary practice.
MPhil by Thesis (Validated Anglia Ruskin University )and PhD (Validated either Anglia Ruskin University or University of Cambridge)
Students can study the MPhil in Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Cambridge
