MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
(Theology as a First Major: 11 COURSES — 33 CREDITS; Theology as a Second Major: 9 COURSES -- 27 CREDITS)

1. BIBLICAL STUDIES (2 COURSES/6 CREDITS)

THEO 151 Biblical Sources: Old Testament
THEO 152 Biblical Sources: New Testament
(A student who declares the Theology major after having taken THEO 153 Key Biblical Themes may substitute that COURSE for either THEO 151 or THEO 152 with permission of the department chair)

2. SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY (2 COURSES/6 CREDITS)
THEO 150 Catholic Theological Perspectives
THEO 154 Mystery of God: Belief and Unbelief
THEO 155 The Church
THEO 157 Who Is Jesus?

3. MORAL THEOLOGY (1 COURSE/3 CREDITS)
THEO 160 Christian Ethics
THEO 164 Christian Social Ethics

4. SEMINARS (4 COURSE/12 CREDITS)
THEO 350: Historical Theology: Early and Medieval
THEO 450: Historical Theology: Modern and Contemporary
Plus any two of the following:

THEO 460/461/461 Seminars in Biblical Studies (Topical)

THEO 470/471/472 Seminars in Moral Theology (Topical)
THEO 490/491/492 Seminars in Systematic Theology (Topical)

6. FREE ELECTIVES (ANY 3 COURSES/9 HOURS)
THEO 150 Catholic Theological Perspectives
THEO 154 Mystery of God: Belief and Unbelief
THEO 155 The Church
THEO 157 Who Is Jesus?
THEO 158 Spiritual Practicies/Spiritual Quests
THEO 159 Topics in Systematic Theology
THEO 160 Christian Ethics
THEO 163 Christian Marriage
THEO 164 Christian Social Ethics
THEO 165 Environmental Ethics
THEO 168 Theology and Service
THEO 169 Topics in Moral Theology
THEO 270 Worship
THEO 271 Protestant Christianity
THEO 272 Eastern (Orthodox) Christianity
THEO 273 Jewish Life and Thought
THEO 288 Bioethics
(A student taking Theology as a second major is required to take only 9 Courses (27 CREDITS) and can choose any one free elective.)

MINOR REQUIREMENTS
(6 COURSES — 18 CREDITS)

1. One COURSE from each of the following categories (9 CREDITS)
Biblical Studies: CORE 251, 252 or 253
Systematic Theology: CORE 250, 254, 255, 256, 257 or 259
Moral Theology: CORE 260, 261, 263, 264, 265, or 269

2. Three additional courses (9 CREDITS)
These courses are to be chosen in consultation with the department Chairperson. A student may choose: a general minor; a minor in biblical studies, systematic theology, or moral theology; or a minor relating theology to his or her major (biology, philosophy, political science, etc.).

*Any two of the six courses in the theology minor should be 3XX-4XX level courses.