Program Structure
The PhD program in Catholic Studies at the University of St Thomas is a comprehensive program that typically takes five to six years to complete. It consists of coursework, research, and a doctoral dissertation. The program combines theological, philosophical, historical, and cultural approaches to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Catholicism.
Interdisciplinary Nature
The Catholic Studies program takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Catholicism. Students have the opportunity to explore Catholic thought and practice through various lenses, including theology, philosophy, history, literature, and art. This interdisciplinary perspective allows students to develop a well-rounded understanding of Catholicism and its impact on individuals and societies.
Research Areas
The PhD program in Catholic Studies offers students the opportunity to engage in research projects that explore various aspects of Catholicism. Students can focus their research on areas such as Catholic theology, Catholic social thought, Catholic spirituality, or the history of Catholicism. The program encourages students to contribute to the scholarly discourse in Catholic Studies through their research endeavors.
