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You can earn graduate credits when taking any of the following three-week online seminar courses. You can take these courses to fulfill elective and concentration requirements in the Master of Arts in Theology Degree program.

Seminar No. Title
Graduate Level Concentrations
Dates
202-1302 The Mass: History, Theology, and Spirituality Ecclesial Service, Philosophy/Theology Aug. 9 - 30
202-0930 The Catholic School: The Challenge, The Culture, The Charism Ecclesial Service, Catholic Culture, Theology Sept. 13 - Oct. 4
202-0928 Teaching High School Religion   Sept. 20 - Oct. 11
202-0421 Historical Books of the Old Testament

Catholic Culture,
Sacred Scripture

Oct. 18 - Nov. 8
202-1102 Anti-Catholicism in America: History and Response Catholic Culture Nov. 1 - 22
202-1303 Liturgy of the Hours Ecclesial Service, Sacred Scripture Nov. 15 - Dec. 6

 

Seminar Details
Students should plan to spend a minimum of 45 hours per seminar. Requirements for seminar courses include:

  • logging on to the conference site to read weekly keynote address, lecture and any additional reading that may be required by the instructor
  • posting a response online to the weekly reflection question
  • participating in weekly discussions
  • emailing term paper thesis statement and outline to instructor by the end of the third week
  • emailing term paper of 10-12 pages along with title page and bibliography to the instructor within three weeks from the end of the seminar course.

Students interested in obtaining college credit at CDU must provide proof of a undergraduate degree. A college transcript is also acceptable. Mail this to: Graduate Registrar, The Catholic Distance University, 120 East Colonial Highway, Hamilton, VA 20158.