Master of Arts in TheologyThe MA in Theology provides a graduate-level foundation in central areas of theology. It is especially appropriate for those who wish to teach theology at the secondary level or prepare for doctoral-level studies in theology. Students complete the following 10 courses for 3 credits each, and may begin studies in Year A, B or C.
Visit the Graduate Studies page for a list of course titles, times, and instructors by semester. MA in Theology students also complete a written comprehensives examination to assess their grasp of foundational topics in theology. Further guidelines are available from the Department of Theology. Year A Fall Semester: Spring Semester: Year B Fall Semester: Spring Semester: Year C Fall Semester: In addition to the courses listed above, a required course, Theol 508, Theological Foundations, will be offered periodically when there is sufficient enrollment. Financial Assistance for M.A. in TheologyPartial Tuition Discounts: MA in Theology students may apply for partial tuition assistance as follows. These discounts may be utilized for one degree at Duquesne University, and students must re-apply for them annually. Forms are available through the university Financial Aid Office, phone 412-396-6607. 50% Discount for Lay Ministers and Catholic School Teachers: Lay ministers employed at least part-time in the Dioceses of Pittsburgh and Greensburg, as well as Catholic school teachers in local dioceses, receive an automatic 50% tuition discount. 50% Discount for Clergy and Vowed Religious: Ordained clergy of any denomination, and members of Catholic religious congregations, receive an automatic 50% tuition discount. 50% Discount for Students over age 60. |
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Additional InformationFor information on the M.A. program in Theology, please contact Dr. Marie Baird, Director of Graduate Studies |
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
