Non-accredited courses
School of Theology
St Paul’s Theological Centre runs a ‘School of Theology’ - a programme primarily for those interested in an introduction to theology, for lay people in secular work or for those who have just finished an Alpha course, that runs on Saturday mornings at St Paul’s Onslow Square. For more information, click HERE.
Degree courses for non-accredited (audit only) students
Students who simply want to enjoy our degree courses without assessment or accreditation can apply to study at St Paul's Theological Centre on Monday mornings, or at NTMTC on Tuesday (Shadwell) or Thursday evenings (Chelmsford). The courses taught are exactly the same as those who are following the accredited routes but excluding the study weeks and ministry modules. For an overview of what is taught see summary of modules and training routes below. The cost of the non-accredited course route is £500 per year.
How do I Apply?
Applications for 2012-2013 will open in Mid-January. Please check back for further updates.
Applying to do a course in South Kensington (Monday morning or Wednesday evening)?
Please note that applications for non-accredited courses are now closed. Please consider doing School of Theology instead or contact the office for further details.
http://sptc.htb.org.uk/courses/school-of-theology
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The Bishop of London Richard Chartres
“At a time when fragmentation and partisanship can appear to threaten the credibility and effectiveness of our ministry, St Mellitus represents a bold step of faith and trust. We believe that as we pursue the harder path of unity in diversity, the College will prove to be an instrument of the Spirit in equipping the whole people of God to proclaim the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.”
The Bishop of Chelmsford Stephen Cottrell
“As we seek to train men and women for ministry and mission in a rapidly changing context, St Mellitus College offers the Chelmsford Diocese a flexible and inclusive approach for theological and ministerial education and formation. It is very exciting to be part of this pioneering initiative.”
The Dean Revd Dr Graham Tomlin
“St Mellitus College is a very exciting place to work. It brings together students from across the spectrum of the church to learn about and prepare for mission in the contemporary world, in a way that tries to be open to the Spirit of God and learning from each other. We have a fantastic group of students, a great staff team and it is a privilege to be part of it.”
Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge University, David Ford
"One of the most important experiments to have happened in British theology and church theological education for a long time. The way it is bringing together academy and church, including church at the grass roots - that collaboration is just full of potential for the future and I feel everyone should watch this space. What it can do is something that really no other theological institution in the country can achieve at the moment."