Prof Tom Greggs: Supervision can be offered in: Church-state relations, Ecclesiology, Homiletics, Inter-religious dialogue, Orders of ministry, Secularism.
Dr Katie Hockey: Supervision can be offered in: the formation and shaping of Early Christian identity/identities; 1 Peter and the Catholic Epistles; Christian self-conception; emotion studies and the New Testament; and Greco-Roman philosophical ethics and rhetoric.
Rev Dr Ken Jeffrey: Supervision can be offered in: Christian Practices, Homiletics, Hospitality, Leadership, Mission, Pastoral Care, Revivals, Spiritual Formation.
Dr Sam Newington: Supervision can be offered in: Creation Narratives, Ancient Mystery Religions, Theories of Religion.
Prof Paul Nimmo: Supervision can be offered in: Christian Doctrines, Theology of Preaching, Theology of the Sacraments, Christian Discipleship, History of the Church in Scotland, History of Theology in Scotland.
Dr Emma Percy: Supervision is offered in the following areas Feminist theology, with a particular interest in women's bodies, reproduction, motherhood; Ministry studies and the practice of ministry (with a particular interest in women's leadership and ministry, congregational studies), Anglican studies, Pastoral theology and theologies of care, Virtues especially the theology of fortitude, resilience and hope.
Rev Prof John Swinton: Supervision can be offered in: Disability theology - the ways in which the experience of human disability impacts upon theology and practice; Dementia - what does it mean to know and to love God when you have forgotten who God is? Wat theologies and practices enable us to respond faithfully to such a question; Mental health studies - how do Christians experience mental health challenges and what has theology and the practices of the church got to offer to mental health care; Chaplaincy - what is the role of chaplaincy in contemporary society; End of life care - what does it mean to die well?; Theodicy - how are Christians to make sense of the presence of evil and suffering in a world created by a God who is love.
Dr Leon van Ommen: Supervision can be offered in: Liturgy, Worship, Autism, Disability, Pastoral Care, Homiletics, Narrative, Suffering, Joy.
Rev Prof Phil Ziegler: Supervision can be offered in: Theology of the Word and Homiletics, the Christian Life, Public Theology, confessions and doctrines of the Reformed Churches.
