We aim to make our programmes accessible to as many people as possible.  We cater to a wide range of abilities and interests with everything from Distance Learning, interest level classes, and undergraduate degree programmes, to post-graduate studies and doctoral research.

Flexibility is Built In

• Both our undergraduate BA programmes may be studied full-time or part-time.
• There is one intake for both of the undergraduate programmes and the Master of Theology in Biblical Interpretation in September of each year. However, entry at the start of the second semester can sometimes be considered for the BA/BA (Hons) Theology programme. For further information please contact the Admissions Officer at admissions@icc.ac.uk.
• It is also possible to study for a time, break from studies to engage in a period of full-time ministry, and then to resume studies at a later date.
• Every course is timetabled to run on the same morning or afternoon for the length of the semester, making it possible for those in full-time work to access the course by taking a morning or afternoon off each week.
• We recognise that many students need to work part-time to help fund their studies. The fact that each course is taught for a three-hour period at the same time each week makes it easier for students to arrange their schedule so that there is space for part-time work.