What Sort of Course Suits You?

What Sort of Course Suits You?

Our courses are aimed at those who wish to study their Christian faith at an academic level with the intention of deepening their understanding of the central themes in Christian theology as it is done in the 800-year old Dominican tradition. We offer a selection of undergraduate courses that are comprised of variations of the same seventeen modules. Successful completion of all seventeen modules entitles you to the BA (Hons) in Theology award. Read more about higher education here...

Course Delivery

Delivery is through 'blended' learning, with a mixture of onsite and online study. Attendance at semester launch days is required. In addition, each module has two study days and two tutorial days, which students must attend either in person at St Mary's Dominican Priory, Tallaght, Dublin 24, or later online. Ongoing support is available from a coordinator and in-depth help from specialist academic tutors.

Course Duration

Each module is studied during a fifteen week semester. Students choose to take one or two modules per semester.

The BA (Honours) in Theology is achievable in four years if you study two modules per semester. You may, if it suits you, work at a different pace, e.g. one module per semester.

Assessment Method

For each module, you submit an essay and, at the end of the semester, sit a written examination. For some modules a journal of exercises is also required.

Accreditation

Our courses are validated and our degrees awarded by Technological University Dublin, which has delegated authority from Quality and Qualifications Ireland to confer these awards.

Postgraduate

We offer a two year postgraduate courses, a  Master of Arts in Aquinas Studies and a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies. We are currently accepting enrolments for both Master of Arts programmes for Autumn 2023 find out more here.

Audited Modules

You may prefer to follow a module simply for your own interest, without doing the examinations that lead to academic credit. In this case, you attend the launch day and are welcome at other onsite lecture days as you work through your course texts. Throughout the fifteen-week semester, you may keep a journal of reflective exercises. You submit a reflective essay at the end of the semester for feedback. Read more here...

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