Faculty of Arts
Graduate Diploma in Theology
The GradDipTheol allows students who already have an undergraduate degree to take undergraduate Theology courses. You can also use the GradDipTheol as a bridging programme to postgraduate study.
It may be possible to take some courses in the GradDipTheol programme through online delivery, allowing you to study part-time in your own space and time. To find out what online options are currently available, contact the School of Theology.
Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and History, Practical Theology, Theology.
Proposed changes for 2014
From 2014 the subject Theology will replace Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and History, and Practical Theology. You will be able to study these areas through courses in Theology. This change is currently subject to approval for 2014.
- A Bachelor of Theology, or
- any other degree or approved equivalent professional qualification, or
- appropriate professional experience approved as relevant to the programme.
- Admission must be approved by the Head of the School of Theology.
The equivalent of two full-time semesters (available for both full-time and part-time study). The GradDipTheol does not need to be completed within a specified time frame.
120 points from Bachelor of Theology courses. Courses must include at least 75 points at Stage III. 45 of the points at Stage III must be taken from one of the following subject areas:
You should decide your course of study in consultation with the School of Theology’s Undergraduate Adviser.
University regulations for the Graduate Diploma in Theology.
Proposed changes for 2014
From 2014 the subject Theology will replace Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and History, and Practical Theology, and the structure of the GradDipTheol will change accordingly. This change is currently subject to approval for 2014.
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