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Saint Paul University M.A. in Theology
Saint Paul University

Saint Paul University

M.A. in Theology

Ottawa, Canada

MA

2 years

English, French

Full time, Part time

On-Campus

* April 1: for International applicants. June 1: for Canadian citizens and permanent residents

Key Summary

    About : The M.A. in Theology focuses on in-depth theological study and research, aimed at developing a comprehensive understanding of religious beliefs, texts, and practices. The program engages with critical issues in theology and ethics, providing a platform for students to explore their interests in ministry, education, or scholarly work.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various career paths, including roles in religious education, counseling, nonprofit organizations, and church administration. Employment opportunities may also arise in academia, where advanced theological knowledge is essential for teaching positions or research roles.

The MA program is intended for candidates who already have a good basic formation in Theology, with courses in various areas of Theology such as systematic theology, history, biblical studies, ethics, and spirituality.

It is designed to allow these students to gain greater familiarity with the various research methods in Theology, and to begin specialization in a specific area, while promoting an integration of the theological formation already acquired.

Flexible in its structure, the program includes three courses that are periodically renewed, and that will allow students to tackle cutting-edge topics directly related to modern questions and concerns that theology seeks to answer.

The program prepares students to teach at the undergraduate level, undertake doctoral studies in Theology, and assume administrative responsibilities in various institutions or organizations requiring a formation in religious studies or theology.

By virtue of the federation of Saint Paul University with the University of Ottawa, the Faculty of Theology of Saint Paul University offers graduate programs leading to the degrees conferred jointly by the senates of both universities.