Programmes

Tyrannus Centre for Theology offers three connected learning pathways: Short Courses, a one-year Certificate, and a two-year Diploma. Each pathway is designed to be accessible, biblically rooted, and practically oriented, helping students grow in Scripture, theology, discipleship, and service.

Track A: Short Courses

Short Courses are open to all and require no prior theological study. They are designed as stand-alone courses for those who want accessible biblical and theological learning, or as a taster before joining the Certificate programme.

Key details:
- 5 weeks per course
- 2-hour live session each week
- No prior theological study required
- Certificate of Completion for each named course

Sample short courses may include: Biblical Theology · A Walk through Ezekiel · Preaching 101 · Spiritual Formation · Pastoral Care Essentials · Evangelism in a Pluralistic World

Track B: Certificate Programme

The Certificate is a one-year programme offering a structured foundation in biblical studies, Christian doctrine, church history, and practical theology. It is designed to help students read Scripture responsibly, understand the main contours of Christian theology, and integrate learning with discipleship and ministry.

Key details:
- 1 academic year
- 6 modules across 3 terms
- Bilingual learning in English and Amharic
- Exit award: Certificate in Biblical and Theological Foundations
- Successful completion may lead into the Diploma pathway

Track C: Diploma Programme

The Diploma is a two-year pathway for those who want deeper biblical and theological study. Year 1 follows the Certificate programme, and Year 2 builds on this with further study in Scripture, doctrine, discipleship, mission, and ministry.

Key details:
- 2 academic years
- 12 modules across 2 years
- Builds on the Certificate
- Includes biblical, doctrinal, pastoral/formational, and missional study
- Exit award: Diploma in Christian Ministry and Theology

Please note: Tyrannus Centre for Theology does not currently offer accredited degrees. Its programmes are non-accredited and are designed for biblical, theological, and ministerial formation.