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BTI enables experienced professionals to integrate their professional practice with a Christian worldview in life-changing ways. Our postgraduate programmes are designed for practitioners seeking advanced capability, research-informed practice, and leadership formation within complex real-world contexts.
Designed for current and aspiring leaders across sectors, this major develops strategic thinking, change management, mentoring, and servant-hearted leadership grounded in faith and practice.
Focused on organisational and community leadership in trauma-affected contexts, this major equips professionals to implement trauma-responsive systems and practices.
Targeted at practitioners in therapeutic fields, this major develops advanced, ethical, and evidence-based trauma therapy skills within culturally responsive frameworks.
The first formal qualification within BTI’s trauma-informed postgraduate pathway, providing research-informed learning for professionals working with trauma-affected individuals and communities.
| Option | Purpose | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Micro-credentials | Short, focused professional development | Stackable credit toward PGCert |
| PGCert in Responding to Trauma | Foundational postgraduate qualification | Entry into trauma majors |
| PGDip / Master of Professional Practice | Advanced leadership and research | Specialised postgraduate degree |
Apply now or get in touch to discuss postgraduate pathways and professional development options at BTI.
Be equipped with the tools needed to support those experiencing trauma within your professional practice.
We are offering two new trauma focussed majors for our Professional Practice Programmes:
The Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Practice and Master of Professional Practice are designed for experienced professionals seeking to deepen their expertise and lead with confidence in their fields.
With three majors, this programme offers a comprehensive education tailored to the diverse needs of leaders and practitioners.
Our biblically-informed and culturally attuned curriculum integrates faith and professional practice, equipping graduates to make meaningful contributions to their workplaces and communities. Whether your focus is leadership, trauma-informed organisational practices, or therapeutic responses to trauma, this programme will provide you with the tools to thrive in complex, real-world environments. The trauma majors have three steps, the first of which is the Postgraduate Certificate in Responding to Trauma as described below:
Many of our teaching staff are active in research, and within our postgraduate programme our kaiako are passionate about how research can inform our practice and our professional life.
Dr Lindsay Fish and Dr Simon Webb lead our postgraduate programmes and are active researchers in their areas of interest.
BTI can also provide tailored workshops for teachers, educators and professionals, to give you accessible and relevant Christ-centred professional development opportunities to help with the challenges you face.
