Want to deepen your understanding of developmental work within a Christian context?
The Master of Transformational Development aims to create space for people working in aid and development or serving vulnerable people to develop their theology and practice of integral mission in a community of peers.
The MTD was developed using the Open Seminary methodology and is the product of a rich collaboration between Eastern College Australia and TEAR Australia, with significant input from CBM, Interserve and World Vision Australia. In partnership with the Asian Graduate School of Theology (Alliance), Malaysia Care, Interserve International and the Uganda Christian University, intensives are offered in Melbourne, Kuala Lumpur, Cairo and Kampala.
Six units are offered on a 3-year cycle:
- Doing Theology in the Context of Poverty and Injustice;
- Economics, Development and Human Flourishing;
- Community Development;
- Biblical Justice, Human Rights and Advocacy;
- Climate Change, Justice and Sustainability;
- Leadership and Organisational Development.
Entry to the programme can be at any point in the cycle.
Worried about the cost?
Full & partial scholarships are available and and arrangements can be made to connect with the course administrator or current or graduated student for an 'inside' look at the course. Full & partial scholarships are available. Applications for semester 2 close on the 23rd of April.