The MA in Theology, Bible, and the Arts builds on King’s College London’s historic strengths in Christian Theology, Biblical Studies, and theological engagement with the Arts. The MA deploys a wide range of academic disciplines (doctrinal and historical theology biblical languages, hermeneutics, and reception studies philosophy art history, literary theory, and the study of visual culture) to address questions raised both by and about Christianity, but also questions raised between Christianity and other traditions, whether religious or secular. The MA fosters critical and constructive engagement with the ways people have made and continue to make sense of life, helping students to articulate their own responses to questions like: ‘What sort of world are we a part of?’, and ‘How can we live wisely?’ As one mode of exploring these questions, the MA encourages students to make use of London’s art collections, particularly through our partnership with the National Gallery. Students on the course go on to careers in teaching, journalism, public life, or the Church, or to further research.