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| What can I do with a major in....? Theology In every historical period and cultural context, there are certain questions that continue to be of pervasive concern for human beings: the nature of the universe, the existence and nature of God, the nature of human beings, the proper relationship of a human being to his or her world, the source of evil and the possibility of redemption. The Department of Theology has designed a sequence of three courses which acquaints students with the nature and importance of these questions and assists students in articulating for themselves responses formulated in light of their knowledge of the Catholic tradition and the Christian faith. These courses contribute in a coherent and cumulative way to the students' liberal arts education in the development of skills in writing, reading and critical thinking. Beyond
the three levels which introduce and develop the skills of all students
in theological inquiry the department offers a way to study theology further
through its major and minor. The major in theology is an intensive investigation
of theological questions in biblical, historical, systematic, and moral
theologies. The minor provides students majoring in other disciplines
a certain core of theological questions and skills of analysis. Students
may also choose to double-major in theology and another discipline. Students
graduating with a major in theology will be proficient in their area of
specialization. They will demonstrate an ability to reflect on theological
and moral issues of contemporary society. Transferable
Skills
Career
Opportunities
Graduate and Professional Schools University of St. Thomas Master of Arts in Theology On
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