The Bachelor of Theology degree is conferred by Huntington University (United Church of Canada), University of Sudbury (Roman Catholic Church), and Thorneloe University (Anglican Church of Canada). All three institutions are federated with Laurentian University of Sudbury. Since many of the courses for the Theology program are available only from Laurentian University's Religious Studies program, you must first register as a Laurentian student, even though the program is not a Laurentian degree.
Our program requirements for the three-year Bachelor of Theology, course descriptions, and supplemental information are available online. With respect to actual courses, you will see that our requirements resemble those for the Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies at Laurentian University.
It is essential that you consult with an academic advisor if you wish to enroll. At Huntington, this is Dr. Brian Aitken. Dr. Aitken can also refer you to the other participating universities (Thorneloe and University of Sudbury) if you wish to take their courses. Courses taught in the French language are described at the University of Sudbury.
Some of the courses accredited for Theology are available in distance education from Huntington University through the Laurentian Religious Studies' program. To apply, you must first register as a Laurentian student. Please refer to Laurentian University's Centre for Continuing Education for information on tuition fees and application forms.
At Huntington, we have also signed an agreement with Iona College of the University of Windsor and the Ecumenical Theological Seminary (ETS) of Detroit, Michigan, to confer the degree of Bachelor of Theology upon graduates of Iona, ETS and Huntington. Iona is responsible for the oversight of this program. Please contact Iona for further information.