Upon successful completion of this honours course in Theology, students will be able to demonstrate:
1. A detailed knowledge of some of the major texts and thinkers in their field of inquiry;
2. An understanding of major issues and concepts related to their field of writing;
3. An appreciation of the diversity of theoretical, methodological or technical approaches in their field;
4. A contextualised understanding of advanced approaches to theological studies;
5. An appreciation of the complex philosophies and ideologies which inform current practice in the disciplines of theology;
6. The scholarly skills and self-confidence necessary to conceptualise, research and compose a substantive piece of theological research;
7. The ability to produce an extended research essay or creative work at Honours level;
8. Written and oral communications skills appropriate for a professional scholarly environment.

- The course will involve students in the analysis and critical evaluation of theoretical, methodological or technical issues in their field of study.
- Seminars will usually examine key texts of importance to a field of writing or theoretical/technical debate. In consultation with the coordinator and/or supervisor, students will develop a topic of special interest as the basis for a long essay.
- Advanced skills development.
- Oral presentation and discussion.
- Essay writing.

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Entry to the Bachelor of Theology (Honours) will customarily require completion of a Bachelor of Theology or equivalent, and a minimum credit average in the undergraduate program.

Flexible Delivery / Student Centred Learning

Self Directed Learning
Seminar

Self Directed Learning: for 18 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Seminar: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term