The Department of Theology and Ethics engages students in the systematic study of Christian faith, doctrine, and theological reflection. It encourages contextual and ecumenical theological engagement for church and society.
Overview
The department covers Systematic Theology, Christology, Ecclesiology, Pneumatology, Christian Ethics, Ecumenical Theology, and Contextual Theology.
Programme Outcomes
Students will:
Understand major Christian doctrines.
Develop contextual theological perspectives.
Address contemporary ethical and social challenges.
Contribute to theological scholarship and church leadership.
Courses and Duration
B.D.: Integrated within the programme
M.Th. (Christian Theology): 2 Years
D.Th. (Christian Theology): 3 Years
Eligibility
B.D. with B Grade (60%) or above.
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