Member Care MA is for you if you're part of the support team for cross-cultural missions, responsible for the pastoral care and wellbeing of your organisation's staff and volunteers.
If this is you, this MA was designed with you in mind - giving you the professional expertise in HR, pastoral care and crisis management that you need, in a way that understands your context and environment. Redcliffe deliver this MA in blended mode - four weeks of classroom time, and up to four years of online tutorials, distance supervision and dissertation research to complete your qualification.
For full details of the MA in Member Care, visit this page.
Asia School
Now, you can join this MA programme without having to travel to the UK.
October 2019
CM1 – Research Methods and Approaches for Missiological Study
CM2 – Global Missiological Issues in Intercultural Contexts
October 2020
MAM1 – The Mission Worker as a Person: Building life-skills and interpersonal skills
MAM2 – The Member Care Worker: Equipping Self and Others
2021-22 Dissertation
Who is teaching?
The Course Leader is Sarah Hay, with additional teaching from members of the Redcliffe faculty and visiting lecturers.
The MA in Member Care is validated by the University of Gloucestershire.
Redcliffe's MA in Global Leadership in Intercultural Contexts is for you if you're a leader in mission, ministry, development or justice initiatives - and are gifted in and responsible for leadership within your organisation.
If this is you, you probably don't have time to stop what you're doing to earn your Master's degree. That why Redcliffe deliver this MA in blended mode - four weeks of classroom time, and up to four years of online tutorials, distance supervision and dissertation research to complete your qualification.
For full details of the MA in Global Leadership, visit this page.
Asia School
Now, you can join this MA programme without having to travel to the UK.
2019
CM1 – Research Methods and Approaches for Missiological Study
CM2 – Global Missiological Issues in Intercultural Contexts
2020
GL1 – An Introduction to Global Leadership
GL2 – Organisational Development and Cultural Change
2021-22 Dissertation
Who is teaching?
The Course Leader is Simon Caudwell, with additional teaching from members of the Redcliffe faculty and visiting lecturers.
The MA in Global Leadership in Intercultural Contexts is validated by the University of Gloucestershire.
Course dates and pathways
UK degrees are structured differently to many international programmes, and each Redcliffe MA is made up of four taught modules and a research dissertation.
With the South East Asia Schools, each module is taught in a one-week intensive, with two modules taken per year for the first two years.
A typical student will study the following:
Year 1
Attend the two-week Asia School in Chiang Mai in October, and study two compulsory modules giving an overview of global missiological issues and methods for postgraduate-level research.*
Engage with online tutorials, tailored assignments and distance learning throughout the rest of the year.
Year 2
Attend your second School for two modules looking at your area of speciality, either Leadership or Member Care.*
Engage with online tutorials, tailored assignments and distance learning throughout the rest of the year, and prepare to begin a research dissertation in a field relevant to your work.
Years 3 to 4
Complete your research dissertation with distance supervision and graduate with an MA in your chosen field.
* Redcliffe modules are delivered in two year cycles; so while you can begin your studies at any School Hub, the order in which you complete your modules depends on your entry year.
Asia School in Chiang Mai 2019 - 25 October - 8 November, (study skills and missiology modules)
Asia School 2020 -26 October - 6 November (specialism modules)
Course fees
Redcliffe's course fees are competitive, simple to calculate, and consist of three major categories:
Tuition fees
Each Chiang Mai student pays £6050 to complete their MA programme. Students must pay 50% by the start of year one, and 100% by the start of year two. This is the cost of the whole programme, not a cost-per-credit or cost-per-module price.
Mode of Delivery fee
An additional fee is payable to cover the costs of food, accommodation and the non-academic programme during each School. For the two-week delivery in October 2019, this cost is £750 for residential students or £440 for non residential.
Annual Administration fee
Students can take between two and four years to complete their programme. For each year that they are enrolled on the course, a fee is chargeable. This is subject to change, but is currently £270 (invoiced in GBP).