BA Minor in Christian Theology

What is a Minor in Christian Theology?

The Christian Theology Minor is an interdisciplinary program offered by the Faculty of Arts. To successfully complete the requirements of a Christian Theology Minor, students take courses offered by St Joseph’s College and St Stephen’s College. The History, Classics, and Religious Studies programs offer additional courses that would augment and complement material learned in this program.

What are the requirements for the Minor in Christian Theology?

A minimum of 18 units to a maximum of 42 units at the senior level in CHRTC/PHIL courses at St. Joseph's College and/or SPRIT courses at St. Stephen's College courses are required, including 9 credits at the 300- or 400-level. The staff at St. Joseph's College and St. Stephen's College serve as student advisors.

How do I enroll in the Minor in Christian Theology?

The Minor in Christian Theology is commonly taken as part of a Bachelor of Arts program, but is also available within certain other faculties. To enroll in the Minor in Christian Theology as an Arts student, fill out a Declaration or Change of BA Major/Minor form. To add the Minor in Christian Theology to other degree programs, contact your Faculty advisor.