Theology - Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology

Theology from Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology is a Campus Master Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The Master of Arts (Theology) is designed to provide students with a fundamental knowledge of theology , the ability to communicate that knowledge effectively to others, and the research tools needed to do in-depth work in the field. Students may choose to specialize in biblical studies , historical theology, systematic theology , moral theology, art and religion, Christian spirituality, cultural and historical studies of religions, or homiletics. Goals The program helps students to acquire: a broad knowledge of the fundamental areas of theological inquiry; a focused and critical knowledge of one area of theology chosen by the student; the ability to communicate this knowledge effectively, especially through scholarly writing; the ability to integrate contemporary theological issues with the tradition of the Catholic Church, especially the theological tradition of Thomas Aquinas; a basic knowledge of the thought of a religious tradition other than the Christian one. Outcomes Upon completion of the MA (Theology) degree , the student will Be able to relate effectively the Catholic theological tradition to contemporary issues facing the Church and society; Demonstrate knowledge of the theology of Aquinas; Bring the theology of Aquinas into critical dialogue with contemporary philosophical or theological issues; Show competence in using library and other academic research tools; Demonstrate the ability to communicate theological concepts clearly in writing according to accepted academic form; Manifest a basic knowledge of a religious tradition other than Christianity; Manifest the ability to use a foreign language for theological research. View more details on Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.