At Ridley, you will have the chance to learn from and work with experienced thinkers, theologians and practitioners who are passionate about nurturing faith among children and families. These include Carolyn Edwards and Rebecca May.
Assessment connects theological learning with practical ministry. Depending on your modules, you may complete written assignments, portfolios, assessed conversations, theological reflections and resources designed for use in ministry.
Meals and accommodation are included during required block weeks. Meals are prepared by our catering team and served in the college dining room. Accommodation is allocated according to need.
As part of the Cambridge Theological Federation, Ridley offers study skills sessions at the start of each academic year, covering essay writing, oral assessments, time management, referencing and note-taking.
Our Learning Support Officer offers one-to-one support to all students, including guidance for those returning to education. They can help students explore additional support, such as Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA), and work with students and tutors to arrange reasonable adjustments to learning and assessment.
We recommend the free version of the HelperBird web app for all accessibility needs