Catholic Studies

Study mode:On campus Languages: English
 
StudyQA ranking:7547 Duration:4 years

The Bachelor of Arts in Catholic Studies at Trinity Western University offers students a comprehensive exploration of the Catholic faith, its history, theology, liturgy, and cultural impact. Designed for those interested in deepening their understanding of Catholic doctrine and its role in shaping societies and civilizations throughout history, the program combines rigorous academic coursework with opportunities for spiritual reflection and community engagement. Students will examine key aspects of Catholic spirituality, doctrine, and traditions, as well as the church’s influence on art, philosophy, politics, and social justice issues. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, ethical analysis, and the development of a well-rounded worldview rooted in Catholic values. Through lectures, seminars, and experiential learning, students will engage with both classical and contemporary Catholic writings, exploring how faith intersects with modern challenges and societal developments. The program aims to prepare graduates for careers in education, ministry, non-profit work, or further academic pursuits, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to serve effectively in diverse cultural contexts. Additionally, students will have opportunities for community service, worship participation, and spiritual growth, fostering a holistic educational experience. The faculty comprises experienced scholars and practitioners dedicated to mentoring students and fostering an environment of intellectual inquiry and spiritual development. Graduates will leave the program with a profound appreciation for the richness of Catholic tradition, a critical understanding of its relevance today, and the ability to contribute thoughtfully to conversations about faith and society. This program is ideal for those committed to exploring their faith deeply, pursuing careers in religious education or ministry, or simply wishing to gain a thorough understanding of Catholic culture and thought within a supportive academic community.

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