LST - BA (Hons) Theology and Worship Studies

Course link:

https://lst.ac.uk/home/courses/undergraduate-programmes/theology-worship-studies/

Exit awards:

Cert.; Dip.; BA (Hons)

Academic validation:

Middlesex University

Professional validation:

none

Mode and duration:

Full-time and Part-time

Venue:

London School of Theology

Cost:

£9,275 full-time, £6,950 part-time

Entry requirements:

Students enrolling for the Certificate, Diploma or BA (Hons) Degree must demonstrate the ability to undertake an undergraduate programme of this nature successfully. This will normally mean two A levels plus three different GCSE passes at grade C or above (one GCSE must be English), or equivalent alternatives for students under 21. Applicants to this programme are expected to demonstrate a keen interest in, and preferably some experience of, music and worship ministry.

Exit possibilities:

Worship leaders and pastors , Church musicians and songwriters, School music teachers , BBC and AV technicians, Sound engineers and composers, Youth workers, editors, researchers, and more. 

The Theology and Worship Studies (TWS) programme at LST is the only programme in Europe that fully integrates worship studies with theology. It’s designed for students who want to grow in their understanding of Christian worship and develop practical music skills for use in church and beyond.

The BA Theology and Worship Studies, (TWS) programme is aimed at those with a keen interest in music and worship ministry who desire to develop their knowledge and practice as wise and knowledgeable practitioners. This programme is designed to resource worshippers and worship leaders with an emphasis on the three P’s – personal, pastoral, prophetic. The TWS programme aims to produce graduates who have grown in their personal worship and faith, who are committed in pastoral love to the local church, and who can prophetically handle God’s Word.

Graduates from the TWS course and its previous versions over the last 25 years have gone on to be professional musicians, singer/songwriters, music teachers, BBC technicians, composers, audio engineers, AV installation managers, school teachers, concert promoters, academic research, website designers, opera singers, video editors, worship ministers, pastors, youth workers and more!