Theological Studies Systematic Theology - Christendom College

Theological Studies Systematic Theology from Christendom College is a Campus Master Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The curriculum, centered upon Christ as professed in the baptismal faith of the Church, is designed to enable students to penetrate the truths of faith more deeply, to hand on an authentic understanding of the basics of sacred theology , and to continue their study of theology with competence. Students matriculating in the Master of Arts in Theological Studies program can choose to concentrate their studies in systematic theology . The systematic theology concentration allows a student to delve into the articles of faith more deeply than in the core requirements, by studying them from the vantage point of the writings of the fathers of the Church, and also historically, by way of the challenges to the Faith encountered in the Church's history. The curriculum at the Christendom Graduate School is a flexible one, without any prescribed order in which courses may be taken. Students may begin in any semester, and may enroll either full-time or part-time. Forty-two credits are required for the master's degree . Prerequisite Course Students entering the Master's program without any previous coursework in theology must successfully complete THEO 590: Introduction to Theology, preferably before taking other theology courses. This course is graded on a pass/fail basis and the credits earned do not count in the required credit total for the Master of Arts degree. Core Requirements for the Master of Arts Degree in Theological Studies: THEO 601: God the Father (Cycle A) THEO 602: Christology (Cycle B) THEO 603: Holy Spirit and Ecclesiology (Cycle C) THEO 604: Moral Theology (Cycle D) PHIL 602: Philosophy of God and Man (Cycle A) PHIL 603: Philosophical Errors (Cycle B) SCRI 606: Old Testament (Cycle C) SCRI 607: New Testament (Cycle D) Requirements for the Systematic Theology Concentration: HIST 610: Church History, Part I (Cycle A) HIST 611: Church History, Part II (Cycle B) THEO 712: Patristics (Cycle C) THEO 605: Liturgy and Sacraments (Cycle D) View more details on Christendom College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.