The Master of Sacred Theology (MST) is a qualification at Level 9. It enables students to acquire the enhanced body of knowledge associated with theology. The Master of Sacred Theology allows students to participate in technical activity and professional work associated with the area of specialisation chosen. Additionally, it may be used in fulfilment of the entry requirements such as your John Paul II Institute PhD program. The Master of Sacred Theology is offered only with a specialisation in Marriage and Family.
- Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology or the Bachelor of Theology (Hons) or equivalent
- A sufficiently solid background in doctrine and 36 months under graduate study in theology with a credit average or have completed such preliminary alliance as may be required by the Academic Board
- A decent reading comprehension of scholastic biblical or Latin Greek revealed by successful completion of a written exam by the end of first session
- And possess an adequate reading knowledge of at least one modern language (Spanish, French, German or Italian ) demonstrated by successful completion of a written examination by the end of second semester.