Upon completion of this course students will be expected to:
1. Demonstrate knowledge of a particular theological topic or theme as part of the wider dimension of theological discourse;
2. Show that they are apprised of a selection of core literature and other sources relevant to their chosen theological area.
3. Demonstrate skills of literature review and analysis pertinent to their selected sources.
4. Present a major work (in sections or as a whole) that demonstrates early and developing skills of descriptive, interpretive and critical research based on literature.

Themes will include: Critique of local and global issues in relation to a particular discipline; Research of social and historical contexts of theological setting; awareness of personal perspective in doing theological reflection on specialised learning experience.

It is expected that students will both contribute to, and at times lead, discussions as a part of the assessment regime of the course.

Not Applicable

Not Applicable

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Internal Mode

Individual Supervision
Self Directed Learning
Seminar

Self Directed Learning: for 130 hour(s) per Term for Full Term