BA in Theology

University of Dubuque

Location

United States of America (USA)

Study Format

On Campus

Course language

English

Study Fields

Humanities

Degree

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Tuition Fee

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Program Description

The Theology Program offers a transformative theological education that prepares students for service lives in the church and world. Students earning a Bachelor of Arts in Theology expand and deepen their understanding of the Bible and Christian theology, develop leadership skills, and explore a living faith.

Students who complete this major will be able to:

Demonstrate knowledge of the Bible, its content, genres, and historical-cultural contexts
Interpret biblical texts using scholarly methods
Describe the central and interrelated features of Christian theology.
Interpret primary and secondary theological artifacts critically, charitably, and contextually.
Describe, examine, and implement Christian beliefs and formative practices in the context of their vocational lives.
Integrate theories with practices essential to Christian service and leadership.
Faithfully and imaginatively analyze contemporary issues in light of the biblical witness and Christian tradition.
Apply excellent moral character and professional ethics in their service to the church and world.

About the School

The University of Dubuque is a private, Presbyterian, coeducational, professional university with a foundation in the liberal arts. Our commitment is to nurturing the mind, body, and spirit and encourage students to explore their fullest potential is part of a rich Christian identity that dates back to the University's founding in 1852. Our welcoming interfaith community of 2000 students attracts young men and women from across the country and worldwide who seek the knowledge and the skills to make a difference in our ever-changing world. Within values and faith base, we offer you various perspectives and broad exposure to our truly global society. The University comprises the undergraduate college, the graduate school, and the theological seminary.