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Get in touchUnion College offers a variety of postgraduate programmes, both residential and online. All degree pathways are validated by the Presbyterian Theological Faculty, Ireland. Here you’ll find out which course of study may be most appropriate for you.
A Doctorate of Philosophy is the highest level of degree that a student can achieve, demonstrating academic excellence through independent, creative thought and the ability to interact with modern scholarship. To earn a PhD, students must write a 80,000 word thesis on a topic defined by their research proposal under the guidance of a relevant faculty member. PhD students undertake research on their own topics, working closely with their supervisors to write their theses. Staff at Union College have a long history of supervising successfully PhD theses in a wide range of theological areas. If you are interested in doctoral research please make initial informal contact with the faculty member responsible for your proposed area of work. There are no residential requirements for the PhD programme.
Read moreThis certificate takes students from the Greek alphabet to reading the Greek New Testament with understanding and confidence. It is the equivalent of seminary–level grammar and syntax.
Read moreThis flexible distance postgraduate programme is research–orientated, delivered using a combination of online lectures, interactive learning materials, supervised peer–to–peer discussion and independent research.
Read moreThis flexible distance postgraduate programme is research–orientated, delivered using a combination of online lectures, interactive learning materials, supervised peer–to–peer discussion and independent research.
Read moreThe Master of Divinity is a three year part–time residential programme orientated towards the practice of Christian ministry. The six core modules are Old Testament Prophetic Texts, Synoptic Gospels and Acts, Pauline Theology, Reformation Theology: Past Present,Present and Future, Reformed Catholic Dogmatics, and Practical Theology. There is also a dissertation / research project. Students study one module per semester over three years, and classes are limited to one day each week.
Read moreThis flexible distance postgraduate programme is research–orientated, delivered using a combination of online lectures, interactive learning materials, supervised peer–to–peer discussion and independent research.
Read moreThe Master of Divinity is a three year part–time residential programme orientated towards the practice of Christian ministry. The six core modules are Old Testament Prophetic Texts, Synoptic Gospels and Acts, Pauline Theology, Reformation Theology: Past Present,Present and Future, Reformed Catholic Dogmatics, and Practical Theology. There is also a dissertation / research project. Students study one module per semester over three years, and classes are limited to one day each week.
Read moreA Doctorate of Philosophy is the highest level of degree that a student can achieve, demonstrating academic excellence through independent, creative thought and the ability to interact with modern scholarship. To earn a PhD, students must write a 80,000 word thesis on a topic defined by their research proposal under the guidance of a relevant faculty member. PhD students undertake research on their own topics, working closely with their supervisors to write their theses. Staff at Union College have a long history of supervising successfully PhD theses in a wide range of theological areas. If you are interested in doctoral research please make initial informal contact with the faculty member responsible for your proposed area of work. There are no residential requirements for the PhD programme.
Read moreA Doctorate of Philosophy is the highest level of degree that a student can achieve, demonstrating academic excellence through independent, creative thought and the ability to interact with modern scholarship. To earn a PhD, students must write a 80,000 word thesis on a topic defined by their research proposal under the guidance of a relevant faculty member. PhD students undertake research on their own topics, working closely with their supervisors to write their theses. Staff at Union College have a long history of supervising successfully PhD theses in a wide range of theological areas. If you are interested in doctoral research please make initial informal contact with the faculty member responsible for your proposed area of work. There are no residential requirements for the PhD programme.
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