Bible & Theology
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The Postgraduate Certificate in Theology (PGCertTh) programme provides an advanced level theological qualification for those who have already completed a recognised Bachelor’s level or a Graduate Diploma qualification in Theology. The PGCertTh programme consists of two taught courses. The papers are taught via lecture blocks at Laidlaw’s Auckland campus, with course readings and assessments across the semester.
It caters for those who have successfully completed a recognised undergraduate degree in theology or Christian ministries or have qualifications which, in the judgement of the Postgraduate Committee (PGC), are of an equivalent standard. It also works for those who hold a recognised Bachelor’s level degree in a discipline other than theology who have successfully completed a bridging programme of theological study such as those provided by Laidlaw College and other theological institutions. Bridging requirements may be satisfied wholly or partly by credit transfer and/or recognition of prior learning.
The PGCertTh is made up of two level 8 courses of 30 credits each.
Please refer here for full entry requirements.
The Postgraduate Certificate in Theology must be completed within 2 years if taken part time. The opportunity to continue beyond these time limits will be considered on a case by case basis and with approval of the Academic Head.
Students with a GPA of 7.0 (B) or higher in their PGCertTh courses may apply to transfer these credits into a PGDipTh or the 240-credit MTh programme.