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Doctorate in Sociological Theology

Advanced doctoral research at the intersection of theology, society, and the Church — training scholars and leaders to analyze the social impact of faith and church practice.

Degree
Doctor of Theology

Duration
5 academic quarters

Credits
86 total

Program Overview

A doctorate focused on the sociological analysis of theology and church life, integrating dogmatic theology, liturgy, canon law, and biblical languages, with original research culminating in a doctoral thesis.

Why Study This Doctorate?

Interdisciplinary Research

Integrates dogmatic theology, ecclesial sociology, and religious studies.

Biblical Language Training

Introduction to biblical Greek and Hebrew as research tools.

Original Doctoral Thesis

Culminates in a six-credit original research thesis and doctoral defense.

What You Will Learn

  • ●Dogmatic and systematic theology
  • ●Social and cultural foundations of the Church
  • ●Canon law and liturgy
  • ●Scientific research in religion and society

What You Will Work In

  • ●University teaching in theology
  • ●Academic research and publishing
  • ●Church and institutional leadership
  • ●Consulting in ethics and religious society

Curriculum (86 Credits Total)

Quarter 1 · 32 credits

Code Course Credits
DTE 110 Dogmatic Theology 3 Cr
DTE 111 Theology, Christological Sciences and Literature 3 Cr
DTE 112 Theological Research, Morals, and Ethics 3 Cr
DTE 113 Theology of Creation 3 Cr
DTE 114 Theology of the Arts and Fiction 4 Cr
DTE 210 Systematic Theology 3 Cr
DTE 212 Theology of Nature 3 Cr
DTE 214 Theology and Anthropological Foundations of Man 3 Cr
DTE 216 Canon Law 4 Cr
ING 001 English I 3 Cr

Quarter 2 · 15 credits

Code Course Credits
DTE 312 Foundations of Liturgy and Symbolism 3 Cr
DTE 314 Introduction to the Sacraments 3 Cr
DTE 316 Christology and Its Development 3 Cr
DTE 318 Social and Cultural Foundations of the Church 3 Cr
PSI 213 Research Methodology 3 Cr

Quarter 3 · 19 credits

Code Course Credits
DTE 414 Research, Science, and Religions 4 Cr
DTE 416 Historical Research in Ecclesiastical Sciences 4 Cr
DTE 418 Introduction to the Biblical Creed 4 Cr
DTE 420 Theology of Communication 4 Cr
MTE 422 The Second Vatican Council 3 Cr

Quarter 4 · 20 credits

Code Course Credits
DTE 501 Theology of Death 3 Cr
DTE 601 Introduction to Biblical Greek 4 Cr
DTE 602 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew 4 Cr
DTE 701 Missiology 3 Cr
MTE 800 Capstone Thesis 6 Cr

At a Glance

✓5 academic quarters
✓86 total credits · 50 theory hours and 36 practicum hours
✓Original doctoral research thesis
✓Open to experienced academic and ministry professionals

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