Graduate Certificate
Gain an introduction to one of the world's oldest disciplines by learning about the history, beliefs, texts, and practices of the Christian tradition. Challenge your intellectual independence through working on projects with your peers. You'll be encouraged to ask questions, think critically, reflect deeply and act ethically in your engagement with both theology and your wider environment.
Not all students who study theology are religious themselves; all you need is an inquiring mind and passion to learn more about the significance and impact of religion in the world around us.
Build essential skills and knowledge to meet your career or study goals. Topics you'll cover include:
This course will enhance your knowledge and qualifications, resulting in greater job prospects for those preparing for work in Christian churches and agencies, as well as those seeking a foundation in the fundamental aspects of theological study.
Murdoch graduates of Theology acquire investigative, interpretive and critical skills which are of interest to employers in many industries. Teachers in religious schools may be required to study some theology. Other employment prospects exist within charities and non-governmental organisations and in education.
Careers could include: