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College Apply Visit Give Search me SEARCH PC MENU Theology Menu Home Undergraduate Curriculum Graduate Programs Jewish/Catholic Dialogue PC in Rome Program Faculty PCAbout Providence College Academics Admission to Providence College Undergraduate Graduate Programs Athletics Catholic & Dominican Helpful Links Search Helpful Links Alumni Brand Diversity Events Library Media MY-PC Parents & Families Student Life Strategic Plan Stories and News Virtual Tour Home Undergraduate Curriculum Graduate Programs Jewish/Catholic Dialogue PC in Rome Program Faculty College College The theology program at Providence College draws upon sacred scripture and the Church’s tradition in pursuing scholarly, theological inquiry from the heart of the Church.” Our program provides a foundation of knowledge in the teachings of the Catholic Church and explores the best of contemporary scholarship in Scripture, moral and spiritual theology, liturgy, and systematics. Through this multi-faceted approach, students not only learn about the nature of God and the history of the Church, they also examine the role of Catholic thought and theology in today’s world. Our program is also designed to allow students to specialize in a particular area of theology according to their own professional and personal objectives. Whatever their specialty, our graduates leave prepared to make a positive impact on individuals and society as a whole. Contact Theology Department Siena Hall 401.865.2274 additional contacts DEGREE PROGRAMS Bachelor of Arts in Theology Theology courses are designed to provide a balance between study of the historical Catholic theological tradition and exploration of contemporary scholarship in Catholic theology. At the same time, students have the flexibility to specialize in a particular area of theology: biblical theology, systematic and historical theology, spiritual theology, or moral theology. Upon completion of the undergraduate program, students have the opportunity to continue their studies with our graduate program, which leads to a master of arts in theology, biblical studies, or pastoral ministry. View Course RequirementsMinor A minor in theology allows students in any major to pursue an interest in the study of theology through a structured program of six theology courses. Our graduates have gone on to become teachers in colleges or seminaries, ordained priests and ministers, editors of Catholic newspapers, major religious filmmakers, diocesan and parish directors of religious education, high school and grade school teachers of religion, and pastoral assistants in parishes. View Course Requirementsadditional information about theology BEYOND THE CLASSROOM Immerse yourself in the traditions of the Catholic Church through the PC in Rome program Participate in Jewish-Catholic Theological Exchange Committee (JCTE) event or lecture Join a club or attend a retreat with Campus Ministry, the college’s largest student organization FACULTY The department offers students the benefit of a large and diverse faculty of expert theologians. Many have studied other disciplines in addition to theology, offering unique interdisciplinary insight into the role of spirituality and morality on topics such as economics, philosophy, and biology. meet the theology faculty IN THE NEWS Experiential Learning Opportunities The theology department, like so many others around campus, offers students the opportunity to be active participants in their learning outside of the classroom. Here are a couple of examples of recent engaged learning experiences. Sustainable Micro-flushing Toilets in Ethiopia The Global Sustainable Aid Project has now been placed in the hands of Dr. Terrence McGoldrick , associate professor of theology. This organization trains workers and students in Ethiopia to build micro-flush toilets. A New Adventure in China This project, led by Tianyi Yuan ’20 , explored the inculturation and vitality of faith that made the mission of ancient Syrian Nestorian Christianity into China possible. AFTER PC 100% of 2018-2022 graduates are employed and/or attending graduate school 27% are employed only 53% are attending school only 20% are employed and attending school Due to rounding, some totals may not correspond with the sum of the separate figures. Selected Places of Employment/Service Archdiocese of Baltimore Fordham University St. Brigid and Gate of Heaven Catholic Churches The Panther Group Ursuline Academy Selected Graduate Schools Brandeis University Elon University School of Law Georgetown University Law Center New York University Steinhardt Northeastern University, School of Law Notre Dame University Providence College University of Connecticut School of Law University of Notre Dame Villanova University ADDITIONAL CONTACT INFORMATION Dr. Daria Spezzano Chair Siena Hall 205 401.865.1523 dspezzan@providence.edu Fr. Isaac Morales, O.P. Assistant Chair Siena Hall 214 401.865.2506 imorale1@providence.edu Dr. Sandra Toenies Keating Graduate Program Director Siena Hall 238 skeating@providence.edu Jennifer Pastor Administrative Coordinator Siena Hall 207 401.865.2274 jpastor@providence.edu 1 Cunningham Square Providence, RI 02918 USA +1.401.865.1000 Campus Map Contact Providence College Disclosures Social Work At PC NOTICE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION Copyright ©2024. Providence College - Terms of Use | Privacy Policy If you are having trouble viewing or accessing these web pages, please email our Web...