You will gain: Knowledge of the Bible and its interpretation using contemporary methods of criticism  Understanding of Christian doctrines and the historical, methodological and philosophical approaches to the study of theology  Skills in ministerial leadership:  preaching, pastoral care, personal and public prayer, worship planning, and management and administration  Ability to provide diverse forms of public leadership and service  Cultural sensitivity and awareness for living in an ecumenical and multi-faith context 

You may apply to the MDiv if you hold a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from a recognized university. A limited number of competitive, discretionary admissions may be available for those without a bachelor's degree (contact the Faculty for details).  Occasional January part-time admission is possible.  (Contact the Faculty for information).  Non-Registered Students:  If you do not already hold a Bachelor's degree, you can contact the Faculty of Theology office regarding the possibility of sitting in on courses in the Faculty.  You will not be an official Western/Huron student, no records will be kept, and audit fees will be charged.