Undergraduate
- 1-3 Year Full Time
- 2-6 Years Part Time
- 120-360 Total Credits
- Level 4-6 Level of Award (Undergraduate)
Our undergraduate Christian ministry and missionary training and teaching in biblical, theological, and intercultural specialisms prepare you for long-term cross-cultural service, wherever God leads you. These one-, two- and three-year courses combine academic study with work experience and personal development to give you the emotional resilience and understanding you will need to excel.
Your communication skills will develop and you will learn to analyse, evaluate and design effective approaches for diverse cultural contexts.
Programme Flexibility
Flexibility of the programme means that classes can either be accessed live (in person or remotely), or asynchronously in the students own time. This makes it possible for those in different time zones, or those who are unable to get time off from their work and ministry (e.g. bi-vocational workers) to also study part-time with us.
Supporting Beyond Your Studies
We never stop praying for our graduates.
FAQs
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These full-time mission and ministry training courses can be full-time, part-time or online through remote access, and run for three terms a year. Students are expected to attend all classes, seminars, workshops and debates, in addition to their private study.
Assessment assignments include short reflective reports, essays, research projects and presentations. Language modules (e.g. Greek or Hebrew) are assessed through examinations.
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Courses begin in September each year. Course applications should be submitted as early as possible to maximise your chance of securing a place. This is particularly important if you are an overseas student and you plan to live on College campus for the duration of your studies.
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If you are taking a certificate, diploma or degree, you can defer to complete it in a later year if you arrange this with the course’s administrator.
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Some of our students are self-financed, others are being funded by their own support network, some apply for grants or student loans, and others are funded by trusts or the charities they work for.
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The recommended minimum age of entry is 21 years. However, All Nations will consider applicants who are 19 or 20 years old, provided they meet the admissions criteria.
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You need a minimum of two A levels and the equivalent, or relevant vocational experience.
If you would like an information pack, or if you have questions, please email ba@allnations.ac.uk or call us on +44 (0)1920 443500.
