COURSE CURRICULUM

The Student Learning Outcomes for Gannon University’s Theology program focus on preparing students to engage deeply with religious thought, ethical reasoning, and spiritual reflection. Students are expected to articulate major concepts within the Judeo-Christian tradition, demonstrating a thorough understanding of its teachings, history, and influence.The program emphasizes the application of Catholic moral teaching to contemporary issues, guiding students to evaluate modern social, ethical, and cultural challenges through a theological lens. Students also learn to apply Catholic teaching on ecumenism and interreligious dialogue, fostering awareness and respect for global religious traditions and promoting constructive engagement across faith communities.Through coursework and independent research, students apply theological methods and Christian experience to develop critical thinking and scholarly skills. They are trained to conduct thoughtful inquiry, analyze religious texts and practices, and integrate faith and reason in their academic and personal lives.Overall, the Theology program equips students with the knowledge, analytical abilities, and ethical grounding necessary to explore religious questions, engage in meaningful dialogue, and apply theological understanding in educational, ministerial, and professional contexts.