This is a great pathway for those looking to develop a vocation in teaching or ministry, or those simply wanting to study theology. Full-time and flexible part-time routes are available.

Perfect for those pursuing a vocational calling to ministry. It incorporates placement experiences, affirms rigorous academic learning and endeavours to integrate theological reflection alongside application, whilst fostering passion, gifting, and spiritual formation.

This fantastic placement-based pathway can be studied full-time or part-time and will equip you for working in youth and community settings, recognising that it is important for Christians involved in youth and community work to be: Theologically astute, Contextually aware and Competent in practice.

At an NTC Open Day you will have the chance to learn about NTC and the courses we offer! As well as this, you will have a tour of the campus and have conversations with faculty, staff and students alike.

Joining NTC on a Masters programme provides you with the opportunity to go deeper in your thinking, to discuss and wrestle with a range of current issues and concerns. Our range of programmes enable you to be equipped for ministry in your community, church or work place.

Postgraduate study at Nazarene Theological College is richly resourced by the academic expertise of College faculty, the remarkable diversity of our learning community, and the valuable partnership we have with other academic institutions.

Church Planting for the 21st Century explores the missional practice of church planting by mapping the current landscape of different ‘tribes,’ and models of planting and the healthy principles, processes and practices that are necessary to facilitate and sustain church planters and communities.

This class also serves as an accredited module for Nazarene minsters as part of their course of study.

This is a great introduction to the content, structure and theology of the four Gospels. The emphasis will be given to the major currents of contemporary study of Jesus’ life and teaching in their historical context, as well as to the ways in which Jesus is interpreted within the canonical and non-canonical gospels.

This class also serves as an accredited module for Nazarene minsters as part of their course of study.

Manchester Bible School aims to provide accessible courses equipping people with a deeper knowledge and practical applications of the Bible and theology in the context of a friendly learning community.