The underlisted are MTh and PhD research topics in progress at the institute.

John Gordon Egyir-Croffet 
A Theological analysis of the “Praise and Worship” songs in selected Akan-Speaking Christian congregations in Accra.

David Pym 
“Converting the heathen” :Tracing the influence of Enlightenment thinking upon attitudes and actions of nineteenth century Scottish missions in Africa.

Gabriel Annan 
The Wulomo in the context of Ga traditional priesthood as a pointer to the priesthood of Christ.

Cynthia Pym
The role of language and culture in Biblical interpretation: A comparative exegetical analysis of Colossians 1:13-22 in Koine Greek and Akuapem Twi in light of the respective cultural contexts.

Benjamin Avor
A theological interpretation of the symbolism of circumcision in a African (Engenni) perspective: An exegesis of Genesis 17:1-14.

Susan Murimi, PhD (cand.)
The changing face of Pentecostalism in Kenya since 1900: An examination of historical, religious and cultural dynamics.

Sunday Emmah, PhD (cand.)
The historical development of the Evangelical Reformed Church of Christ (ERCC) in Nigeria from 1916 to 1996.

Abraham Ng’ang’a, PhD (cand.) 
African Literature and Theology: Exploring Christian contributions to the African sense of transcendence in an age of African renaissance.

James Walton, PhD (cand.)
The expansion of Methodism in the Gold Coast/Ghana: An assessment of the role of indigenous agency with special reference to catechists.

Michael  Mozley, PhD (cand.)
Thomas Birch Freeman as a nineteenth century exemplar of indigenous agency in African Christian History: a reassessment of his life and career.

Seblewengel Daniel,PhD (cand.)
Study of the history of theology in Ethiopian evangelicalism with focus on higher institutions of evangelical churches.

Kwabena Opuni-Frimpong, PhD (cand.)
Constructing theology with African Indigenous resources: an exploration into the formation patterns of Akan traditional leader and its significance foe Christian leadership formation in the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.

Ernestina Afriyie,PhD (Cand.)
The theology of the Odwira festival of the people of Akropong: An illustration of the engagement of Gospel and Culture among the Akan people of Ghana.