PGD Christian Theology
The curriculum of PGD Christian Theology is designed to hold in balance learning and morality. It creates a meeting point for the heart and the mind, with strong bias for Christian religious and theological values. It offers you a unique opportunity to achieving eternal values, which has begun in the here-and-now of human endeavours. It emphasises the continued vision and mission of the Church in Nigeria for a better society.
The programme fills the gap for basic and advanced moral and theological education in Nigeria, forestalling the mass exodus of Nigerians for theological educations abroad, which are not even accessible and affordable to all. The programme is planned to benefit people, who are currently involved with inter-religious dialogue projects, for teachers in tertiary institutions and missionaries world-wide.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
Aims
PGD Christian Theology as a programme aims to:
- provide the learners with general knowledge about the different types of Theology and their significance in interpersonal relationship.
- assist the learners to acquire the skill for Biblical and Theological interpretation of their faith and beliefs.
- help learners develop independent and critical thinking.
- offer an excellent qualification for graduates who intend to apply Christian theology in their professional lives.
- guide graduates in the pursuit of research in Christian Theology and Christian Religious Studies.
Objectives
On completion of the programme, the learner would be able to:
- take up any aspect of church ministry effectively,
- apply their faith to daily living,
- counsel other Christians effectively,
- aspire for further studies in Christian Religious Studies and
- interpret the Bible in a more acceptable manner.
N.B: For more details on the programmes, consult School of Postgraduate Studies: spgs@noun.edu.ng
TEACHING STAFF AND SELF-INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
The Programme is headed by the Head of the Department of Religious Studies. The members of the staff jointly develop and approve the Self-Learning / Instructional Materials and facilitate the same through online media in order to reach every learner, wherever s/he may be. The instructional materials are equally available at the various study centres spread across the country and beyond. The facilitators themselves assist the learners and ensure that they grasp the ideas and issues raised in the instructional materials.
The programme is handled by renowned scholars, professors and academicians who have distinguished themselves in various areas related to the courses they handle. You cannot afford to miss any of them.
Admission Requirements
i. A minimum of pass at Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognized university, OR
ii. A minimum of lower credit in HND or its equivalent from a recognized institution.
Graduation Requirements
A minimum TCE of 30-credit units in a minimum of two (2) semesters or maximum of four (4) semesters including project, all core courses, GST 707 and electives as specified in the Postgraduate Learners’ Handbook of School of Postgraduate Studies (SPGS).
Research Instruments
Process of Research (PGD Project Essay)
Research Guideline
Research Assessment Form
PGD Project Essay Submission Guideline
PGD Project Essay Correction Form
Selected eResources
PGD Project Essay Registration Form
PGD Project Essay Post Topic Approval Form
Inquiries
All Admission, Registration, and other related Matters:
Admissions Office: Dr Dike Uzoma
Call: +234 902 929 0238
E-Mail: religions.admissions@noun.edu.ng
All Exams and Results Matters:
Exams Office: Dr Murtala Abdus-Salam A. Ajani
Call: +234 902 929 0238
E-Mail: religions.exams@noun.edu.ng