Faculty of Theology

Faculty of Theology

The list of study-units is updated for Academic Year 2024/25 except where indicated by asterisk (*).

 

General study-units

Introduction to Theology
10
Semester 1
Introduction to Judaism and Islam
4
Semester 2

 

Fundamental and Dogmatic Theology, including Ecumenism

The Mystery of Christ
4
Semester 2
Vatican 2: Vision and Paradigms
4
Semester 2
Philosophical Foundations of Theology
4
Semester 1
The Philosophy of Personhood
4
Semester 1
A Christian Understanding of God
4
Semester 1
Reason, Faith and Revelation
4
Semester 2
Aspects of Christology and Mariology
6
Semester 2

 

Church History, Patrology and Palaeochristian Archaeology

The Church in Early Christian Thought
2
Semester 2
Early Christian History
4
Semester 2
Fundamental Patrology
4
Semester 1
The History of the Church in Malta
4
Semester 2
The Church's International Relations
2
Semester 1

 

Moral Theology

Catholic Social Teaching
2
Semester 1
Ethics in Food and Nutrition
4
Semester 2
Food Ethics
4
Semester 2
Principles of Moral Theology
4
Semester 1
Ethics in the Criminal Justice System
4
Semester 2
The Social Thought of the Church
4
Semester 1
Politics, Economics and Theology
4
Semester 2

 

Pastoral Theology, Liturgy and Canon Law

The Pastoral Context: Sociological Considerations
4
Semester 2
Media Literacy for Pastoral Praxis
4
Semester 1

 

Sacred Scripture, Hebrew and Greek

Biblical Inspiration and Interpretation
2
Semester 2
Biblical Greek
4
Year
Personification of Evil
2
Semester 2
Johannine Literature
4
Semester 2
Pauline Writings and Acts of the Apostles
4
Semester 2
The Synoptic Gospels
4
Semester 1

 

 

Last Updated: 19 April 2024

The University makes every effort to ensure that the published Courses Plans, Programmes of Study and Study-Unit information are complete and up-to-date at the time of publication. The University reserves the right to make changes in case errors are detected after publication.
The availability of study-units is subject to timetabling constraints.
Units not attracting a sufficient number of registrations may be withdrawn without notice.
Unless for exceptional approved reasons, no changes to the programme of study for a particular academic year will be made once the students' registration period for that academic year begins.
The language of instruction at the University of Malta is English (where applicable, that is except for students following study-units in foreign languages), and students are expected to be fluent in the English language which will enable them to successfully complete their Erasmus+ Mobility.

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