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Programs in Christian Theology

The University offers diploma and degree programs in Christian Theology within the Liberal Catholic tradition which are suitable for intending ordinands. These programs consist of structured coursework completed under the guidance of a mentor, with scope for individual choice and the customization of assignment titles.

Bachelor in Church Music (B.Ch.Mus.)
This degree requires the L.Ch.Mus. or equivalent for entry. The candidate must submit a dissertation on a topic approved by the University, consisting either of original research or of a systematic and critical exposition of existing research, of between 18,000 and 20,000 words. In addition, the candidate must submit three extended essays (each of between 3,500 and 5,000 words) on subjects chosen from the following list. They may choose either to give an overview of the subject or to address an agreed aspect of it.

See separate page for details of the requirements for dissertations.

Subjects for extended essays
S.S. Wesley
The Motet
The contribution of Mozart to church music
A survey of the Cantatas of J.S. Bach
Karg-Elert's music for the organ
Modern Hymnody

Tuition fees
The tuition fees for this program are $1,000, which includes mentoring and assessment but excludes books. There is an annual continuation fee of $500 which is payable on the anniversary of matriculation.

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