Master of Arts in Religious EducationThis program is designed for students who wish to prepare to serve as directors of religious education and youth ministers in the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
This program is currently under review for further curricular alignment with the MA in Pastoral Ministry. Visit the Graduate Studies page for a list of course titles, times, and instructors by semester. Required courses in Theology and Catechetics (27 credits) Theol 510, Old Testament Theol 509, New Testament Theol 520, Christology Theol 531, EcclesiologyTheol 538, Sacraments Theol 541, Theological Ethics Theol 543, Social Ethics Theol 577, Introduction to CatecheticsTheol 579, Catechesis of Adults Required courses in Education (6 credits) GPSY 511, Psychology of LearningGPSY 514, Human Growth and Development Elective courses in Education (3 credits) 3 credits in an Education course Financial Assistance for MA in Religious EducationDiocesan Scholarships: Students working as parish catechetical leaders and youth ministers in the Diocese of Pittsburgh may apply to the Office for Religious Education for full tuition scholarships. Contact the Office for Religious Education at 412.456.3112 for information and application. |
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Additional InformationFor information on the M.A. in Religious Education, please contact Dr. Maureen O'Brien, Director of Pastoral Ministry Programs |
Upcoming Events
Dissertation Defenses [details]: Teresa Gioia Hunt (W, 11/11, 10AM)
SYMBOLON: Fall 2009 [pdf]
Recent Events
Doctoral Colloquium, 7 Oct, 5pm (Dr. Gregory Baum, McGill University: "Dialogue Between Believers and Secular Thinkers") [pdf]
Annual Holy Spirit Lecture: 12 June, 2009 [details]
SYMBOLON: Doctrine and Exegesis in Early Christianity [pdf]
Symposium on Biblical Reception History [details]
Ongoing Research Activities
Biannual Theology-Philosophy Research Seminar [details]
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Exegesis and Doctrine in Early Christianity
Semestral Doctoral Colloquium [details]
Theological Explorations: online journal
