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Faculty of Theology

FACULTY

 

 
 

N. Birikunzira Jerome, Acting Dean

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Theology as a discipline of study is primarily concerned with the action of God in History. It deals with God and humankind in their relationship to each other. Hence, it is of decisive importance to the future of mankind. Theology is committed to the development of the individual spiritually, mentally, physically, socially, as well as excellence in theological and religious thinking. Emphasis is thereby placed on the rightful role of religion as the conscience of human society.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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N. Birikunzira Jerome, Acting Dean
Dr P. Ndamyumugabe, Part time Lecturer
Dr A. Niyobuhungiro, Full time lecturer
A. Nsengumuremyi, Part time Lecturer
Dr E. Rudatinya, Visiting Lecturer
Ntakirutimana Issacar


Course Outline


MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Department at AUCA is to provide quality preparation for pastors, teachers, evangelists, administrators and other related professional careers for service in the Seventh-day Church and the society in large.

VISION

The Department seeks to equip men and women for faithful and effective service to the creature God, the family, community and church through application of the principles of a sound Bible-based Christianity.

OBJECTIVES

The department strives to achieve the following:

  1. To provide theological knowledge that is both culturally and contextually grounded in the Christian African reality.
  2. To equip students with practical skills through commonly practicum, evangelistic and outreach activities.
  3. To expose students to the study of Scripture through commonly accepted exegetical methods, with emphasis on interpreting the text within the context of history, archaeology, and biblical languages.
  4. To prepare students to be able to teach Christian Religious Education in secondary schools.
  5. To prepare students to the post-graduate studies and advanced research.

DEPARTMENTAL ENTRY REQUEREMENTS

Students wishing to pursue theology or religion as a major area of concentration must have a secondary school certificate recognized by the government or its equivalent. The candidate must satisfy the minimum entrance requirements for AUCA, including entry exam. The students are expected to be persons of high moral and integrity since they are training for Christian ministry, particularly the Seventh-day Adventist Ministry.

GENERAL COURSES IN THEOLOGY: 33 Credits

 
Code Course  
ENGL 7068   
ENGL 7118 
ENGL 7119   
FREN  7065
FREN  7128  
FREN
ECON 1220
ACCT 1100
GCAS 9104
GCAS 9114 
INSY 2100 
RELT 0421 
RELT 0422
RELT 0474
RELT 0101
English I : Sructure
English II : Writing Skills
English III : Communication Skills
French   I : Grammar                      
French  II : Writing skills
French III: Communication        
Introduction to Economy
Introduction to Accounting
Intro to research & study Methods
Introduction to statistics
Introduction to computer Science
Biblical Doctrines I                           
Biblical Doctrines II 
Philosophy, Science and Religion
Philosophy of Health
 

 

MAJOR COURSES: 103 Credits

Code Course  

BIBL 0221
BIBL 0222
BIBL 0223
BIBL 0224
BIBL 0131
BIBL 0132
RELB 0120
RELB 0326      
RELB 0131                  
RELB 0231                  
RELB 0232                  
RELB 0429                  
RELB 0430                  
RELB 0261                  
RELB 0262                  
RELB 0333                  
RELB 0344                  
RELB 0388                  
RELH 0355                  
RELH 0356                  
RELB 0357                  
RELH 0358
RELH 0464
RELH 0424                  
RELP 0458                  
RELP 0202
RELP 0203                  
RELP 0328                  
RELP 0374                  
RELP 0435                  
RELP 0479                  
RELP 0480                  
RELP 0497
RELP 0498
RELT 0315
RELT 0316
RELT 0414
RELT 0484

Greek I
Greek II                      
Greek III
Greek IV
Hebrew I
Hebrew II
Introduction to Old Testament
Church Growth
Exegesis of New Testament
Gospel and Acts of the Apostles I
Gospel and Acts of the Apostles II
Epistles of Paul I
Epistles of Paul II
Pentateuch
Historical books of Old Testament
Prophetic books of Old Testament
Daniel
Revelation
History of Christian church
History of Christian Church II
History of Christian Church III
History of Christian Church in Africa
History of the SDA
Prophetic Ministry of Ellen G. White
Music and Liturgy   
Christian Education I
Christian Education II
Evangelism               
Homiletics                
Church Leadership and Administration
Pastoral Counseling I
Pastoral Counseling II
Ministerial Practicum
Dissertation
Biblical Ethics
Hermeneutics
Comparative religions
Stewardship

 
 

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