Looking Ahead
These are the papers offered for Level 7 awards (BDiv and Grad Dip Th), for level 5 and 6 click here.
2022 semester one : 2022 semester two :
The papers offered are grouped by discipline. Make sure that the courses you want to take will help you to complete your degree or graduate diploma, rather than finding out later that they do not fit the requirements and therefore cannot be counted.
Learn more about the qualifications the College offers or simply find out how to enrol now. A good place to start when selecting papers are the planning guides for the:
- Bachelor’s Degree Planning Guide [PDF download]
- Graduate Diploma Planning Guide [PDF download]
Here you can check out if the papers that interest you also fit the requirements of the qualification you’ve chosen to study towards. Or simply find out how to enrol now.
How many papers do students take each semester?
This can vary depending on whether you are studying on-campus or by-distance, part-time or full-time. Refer to the planning guides above.
If you are considering being an on-campus student (at 20 Ponsonby Rd in Auckland), you may want to check out the Weekly Timetable for 2022s1 & s2
and the Calendar for the semester
Papers proposed to be taught in Semester One 2022.
(All papers have new titles and/or new codes in 2022. )
BIBLICAL STUDIES
- B1000 Introduction to the Old Testament and Pentateuch (Available to on-campus and distance students)
- B1010 Introduction to the New Testament and Pauline Literature (Available to on-campus and distance students) “Stage 3” for Grad Dip Th in 2022
- B3010 Johannine Literature (Available to on-campus and distance students)
CHRISTIAN ETHICS
- M2000 Fundamental Moral Theology (On-campus students only)
CHURCH HISTORY
- H2010 Medieval Christian Experience (Available to on-campus and distance students)
LITURGICAL STUDIES
- L1000 Theology and Practice of Liturgy (Available to on-campus and distance students)
PASTORAL THEOLOGY
- P2040 Introduction to Pastoral Counselling (Available to on-campus students only)
- C2000 Principles of Canon Law and Governance* (Weeks 1-7 of semester. Available to on-campus and distance students)
- C3020 Special Studies in Canon Law* (Weeks 8-13 of semester. Available to on-campus and distance students)
DOGMATIC THEOLOGY
- D2000 Fundamental Theology: Faith, Revelation, Theology (Available to on-campus and distance students)
- D3000 The Trinity (Available to on-campus and distance students)
PHILOSOPHY
- W1010 Ancient and Early Medieval Philosophy (Available to on-campus and distance students )
- W2000 Late Modern and Contemporary Philosophy (Available to on-campus and distance students)
- W2020 Moral Philosophy (Available to on-campus and distance students)
In the second half of the year:
Papers proposed to be taught in Semester Two 2022
(Papers have new titles and/or new codes in 2022.)
BIBLICAL STUDIES
- B2030 Synoptic Gospels (Available to on-campus and distance students)
- B3000 Psalms and Wisdom (Available to on-campus and distance students)
CHURCH HISTORY
- H1010 Early Church History (Available to on-campus and distance students)
- H3060 Reformations: Churches in the 16th Century (Available to on-campus and distance students)
LITURGICAL STUDIES
- L2000 Liturgical Music, Art and Architecture* (Weeks 1-7 of semester. Available to on-campus and distance students)
- L3000 Homiletics* (Weeks 8-13 of semester. On-campus students only)
PASTORAL THEOLOGY
- P1010 Introduction to Pastoral Care and Psychology (Available to on-campus students only)
- P2000 Introduction to Church Administration* (Weeks 1-7 of semester. On-campus students only)
SPIRITUAL THEOLOGY
- S2000 Studies in Spiritual Theology* (Weeks 8-13 of semester. Available to on-campus and distance students)
DOGMATIC THEOLOGY
- D2020 Ecclesiology and Mariology (Available to on-campus and distance students)
- D3110 Sacraments of Healing and Reconciliation (Available to on-campus and distance students)
PHILOSOPHY
- W1000 Logic and Critical Thinking (Available to on-campus and distance students)
- W2010 Philosophy of the Human Person (Available to on-campus and distance students)
