Highland Theological College

This College offers courses in Theology from an introductory Access course through degree and taught Masters to Research PhD. Courses normally run in full-time, part-time and open learning modes.

HTC also provides local access by video conferencing to other UHI degrees such as Culture Studies, Rural Development, Scottish History and Politics. Individual modules can also be accessed by arrangement.

Through the HTC Learning Centre it also offers courses in computing and occasional conversational languages tutoring.

Tags

• access courses
• culture studies
• degree
• education
• full-time
• masters
• part-time
• politics
• rural development
• scottish history
• studying
• theology

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