MORE ON COURSES:
- Graduate Bulletin
- Course Numbers Translator
Starting with fall 2009 courses, Marquette University will adopt a new protocol for course numbering.
For faculty:
Graduate course description form (Word document)
GRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS SPRING 2010 |
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Click on Section# for the instructor's course description |
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| Catalog# | Section# | Instructor | |
| 6110 | 701 | Old Testament Method | Pace |
| 6220 | 701 | Late Medieval to Early Modern | Carey |
| 6410 | 101 | Introduction to Theological Ethics | Lysaught |
| 8010 | 101 | Intensive Hebrew Grammar | |
| 8011 | 101 | Advanced Hebrew | Dempsey |
| 8123 | 701 | Former Prophets: Historical Books |
Dempsey |
| 8211 | 101 | Advanced Hellenistic Greek | Hills |
| 8316 | 101 | The Johannine Tradition | Kurz, SJ |
| 8415 | 101 | History of Christian Thought 5: The Modern Era | Schultenover, SJ |
| 8422 | 101 | Monastic Theology | Golitzin |
| 8450 | 101 | Questions in the History of Christian Thought | Mattox |
| 8515 | 101 | Philosophy as Source and Resource for Theology | Rossi, SJ |
| 8516 | 101 | The Trinity | Nussberger |
| 8520 | 701 | Theology of Christian Liturgy | Laurance, SJ |
| 8524 | 101 | Doctrinal Themes in Contemporary Roman Catholic Systematic Theology | Doran, SJ |
| 8650 | 101 | Questions in Moral Theology | Duffey |
Theology Department Mission Statement
Marquette University defines itself as Christian, Catholic, Jesuit, urban, and independent. The Department of Theology functions within the university to investigate and understand the Catholic tradition, its relation to other Christian communions, and to other religions of the world. Read more of our mission statement.
