BA Theology with Administration

This degree combines theological study with practical administrative skills. It is designed to prepare you for leadership roles in churches, Christian organisations, and the wider non-profit world. Entry is less competitive than for many other programmes, so it is an accessible option for interested students.

What this programme covers

Programmes of this kind usually combine biblical and theological studies, including Old and New Testament, church history, systematic theology and ethics, with management, leadership and organisational skills. You will learn to interpret religious texts and traditions, and at the same time gain practical know-how in leading teams, managing projects and handling institutional finances. The aim is to produce graduates who are both spiritually grounded and administratively capable.

What you can do after graduating

Most graduates go into pastoral work, church management, Christian education, or administrative roles in non-governmental organisations. The administrative side of the qualification also opens opportunities in general management, human resources and community development. Some graduates choose to pursue further study in theology or related fields.

How competitive a place is

This programme is less competitive to get into than many other university degrees. In practice, that means your chances of admission are better if you meet the university's basic subject requirements. You should still check the exact grade requirements for the current year on the university's website to confirm your eligibility.