Theology - Georgetown University

Theology from Georgetown University is a Campus Bachelor Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Students majoring in Theology focus on one of four concentrations and must set up a program with the advisor designated for each concentration: Christian Theology Concentration. This concentration provides a grounding in the sacred writings, history, and systematic elaboration of the Christian faith. Biblical Studies Concentration. This program is designed for students who wish to study extensively the books of the Bible, the traditions contained therein, the process of their formation, as well as the methodology for uncovering their meaning. Ethics Concentration. This concentration is designed for students who wish to be introduced to the sources, methods, and topics of ethics from a religious perspective. Students may concentrate on the Christian tradition or on religious ethics more generally, and may also focus further on areas such as social justice, liberation movements, comparative ethics, or social and cultural issues. Religious Studies Concentration. This concentration is available for students interested in the comparative and critical study of various religious views (e.g., Asian Religions, Religions of the Middle East, or Comparative Methodologies in the Study of Religions); or in philosophical theology; or in the relation of religious ideas to their social and historical context; or in the relation of religion to other components of culture such as science, the arts, or the structures of governance. View more details on Georgetown University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.