The Department of Theology aims to help educate undergraduates by bringing them to an understanding of their respective faith commitments and traditions in harmony with their overall intellectual, critical and cultural development. The department also incorporates into Catholic theology an ecumenical dimension which was made normative by the Second Vatican Council, and which is regarded by the department as an essential service to the Church and the world. Theological questions evoke distinctive responses from the various religious perspectives represented in contemporary society. The department respects the various faith traditions of its students and works for mutual understanding among different faiths.
Program Learning Goals and Outcomes
View our Program Learning Goals and Outcomes to learn about the skills that students are expected to master and demonstrate.
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What can you do with a Theology degree?
Who do I contact if I have undergraduate-specific questions?
Dr. Alexandre Martins - Director of Undergraduate Studies
How do I request permission for enrollment in a closed or restricted course?
Students who wish to request permission for enrollment in a closed or restricted undergraduate theology course may submit an Urgent Request Form to Fr. Ryan Duns, S.J., Department Chair.
Incoming freshmen and new transfer students may bypass the Urgent Request Form and contact Fr. Duns directly via email.
Undergraduate Student Resources
