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2023 UNDERGRADUATE
FACULTY BROCHURE Make today matter
ii Faculty of Theology and Religion 2023
Message from the Dean
Some years ago, Henry Tappan, President
of the University of Michigan, wrote:
‘Of all mere human institutions there are none so
important and mighty in their influence as Universities;
because when rightly constituted, they are made up of
the most enlightened, and the choicest spirits of our
race; they embrace the means of all human culture,
and they act directly upon the fresh and up-springing
of a nation. To them must be traced science, literature
and art; the furniture of religious faith; the lights of
industry; the moving forces of civilisation; and the unity
of humanity.’
Prof Jerry Pillay
Dean: Faculty of Theology and Religion
The above quote clearly indicates that the purpose of universities has and dedicated lecturers are committed to assisting students at all
never been understood simply in terms of ideals for the inner life of levels of study.
the scholarly and teaching community. Instead, universities embody
the desire to make significant contributions to the well-being of society The Faculty offers excellent postgraduate programmes with
as a whole. In other words, the purpose of the university is finally outstanding supervisors. We are blessed with credible and reputable
defined in relation to a vision of achieving the good of society as a academic researchers, many of whom have received NRF ratings. Our
whole – the concept of the common good. researchers undertake cutting-edge research on relevant, contextual,
interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary levels, acknowledging that such
Theology and religion, as taught at universities, therefore play a vital work cannot be done in ivory towers, but is only possible through life-
role in the construction and development of society and the world. changing engagement with society.
Moltmann states that Christian theology must be contemporary
theology, in the positive sense of the word, and must ‘share the Our Centre for Faith and Community is making significant
sufferings of this present time’ (of which COVID-19 is a good example) contributions in doing theology in and with the community,
with the whole of creation. In every age, Christian theology must contributing to discussions and programmes that address
find its identity anew. The dialectical processes of adjustment and homelessness, urban theology and development, sustainable
reformation, and discovering relevance and identity are essential, development, etc. As part of its ecumenical engagement and
which is precisely how our Faculty approaches teaching, learning and endeavour, the Faculty is involved in interreligious dialogue and has
research. significant international research partnerships on topics such as
religious fundamentalism and violence.
The Faculty of Theology and Religion at the University of Pretoria is
one of the leading theological institutions in Africa and is known for its Saint Anselm of Canterbury defined theology as ‘faith seeking
relevant teaching and learning programmes, as well as its community understanding’. In a world characterised by enormous complexities,
engagement. As far as teaching and learning are concerned, the racism, gender injustice, empires, economic and ecological injustices
Faculty continues to pursue excellence as it seeks to address current and other global struggles, we need to grapple with our understanding
issues and struggles, such as decolonisation, Africanisation and of God and reality consistently. The Faculty of Theology and Religion
inclusivity. In our teaching, we use different methods to encourage facilitates life-affirming theologies, nurtures transformative leaders,
critical thinking, investigation, interactive and participatory learning, promotes justice and peace and prepares students for a changing
hybrid learning, alternate forms of assessment and the use of environment and world. Regardless of whether you are training for
technology. ministry in the church or the marketplace, this is the right place to be!
Furthermore, our teaching modules are designed to incorporate
non-theological electives to enable students to also train for careers Tel +27 (0)12 420 2322
in fields other than theology. We have all the necessary structures in Email jerry.pillay@up.ac.za
place to ensure student success, and our well-qualified, experienced
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Message from the Dean.............................................................................................................................................. ii
Undergraduate programmes........................................................................................................................................1
Important information for all prospective students for 2023...................................................................................... 1
Important faculty-specific information on undergraduate programmes for 2023......................................................... 1
Why study at the Faculty of Theology and Religion?.......................................................................................................2
What does the programme entail?................................................................................................................................2
Undergraduate programmes in Theology and Religion...................................................................................................2
Postgraduate programmes in Theology and Religion..................................................................................................... 4
Infographic: Pathways to a career you always wanted.....................................................................................................5
Article: Learn how to transform your community......................................................................................................... 6
Hatfield Campus map..................................................................................................................................................8
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1 Faculty of Theology and Religion 2023
Undergraduate programmes
Important information for all prospective students for 2023
The admission requirements and general information in this brochure apply to students who apply for admission to the University of Pretoria
with a National Senior Certificate (NSC) and Independent Examination Board (IEB) qualifications.
Applicants with qualifications other than the abovementioned should refer to:
– Brochure: Undergraduate Programme Information 2023: Qualifications other than the NSC and IEB, available at www.up.ac.za/programmes >
Undergraduate > Admission information.
– Brochure: Newcomers Guide 2022, available at www.up.ac.za/programmes > Undergraduate > Admission information.
– Website: www.up.ac.za/international-cooperation-division.
School of Tomorrow (SOT) and Accelerated Christian Education (ACE): The University of Pretoria no longer accepts qualifications awarded by
these institutions.
General Education Development (GED): South African GED graduates who graduated up to 2019 may be considered for admission provided
they qualify for an exemption certificate issued by USAf and comply with university admission requirements, as well as faculty subject
requirements. South African GED graduates who graduated after 2019 cannot be considered for admission to UP as the diploma is not accredited
by USAf and will not be considered for exemption. Applicants from the USA who completed the GED may apply for a Foreign Conditional
Exemption Certificate issued by USAf accompanied by their SAT/TOEFL/IELTS results.
National Certificate (Vocational) (NCV) Level 4: The University of Pretoria may consider NCV candidates, provided they meet the exemption for
bachelor’s status criteria and the programme requirements.
Important faculty-specific information on undergraduate programmes for 2023
The closing date for all selection programmes is 30 June 2022. The University of Pretoria has decided not to set a specific closing date for
applications to non-selection programmes for 2023. Applications will close when the available study spaces are filled (close on availability
of space). Once the available number of study places for a specific programme are filled, no further applications for that particular
programme will be considered. All applicants are therefore strongly advised and encouraged to submit their applications as soon as
possible after 1 April 2022 and to check the application site (UP Student Portal) regularly.
The following persons will be considered for admission: Candidates who have a certificate that is deemed by the University to be equivalent to the
required National Senior Certificate (NSC) with university endorsement; candidates who are graduates from another tertiary institution or have been
granted the status of a graduate of such an institution; and candidates who are graduates of another faculty at the University of Pretoria.
Life Orientation is excluded in the calculation of the APS.
University of Pretoria website www.up.ac.za/theology
Minimum requirements for NSC and IEB for 2023
Achievement level
Programmes
English Home Language APS
or English First Additional
Language
Bachelor of Divinity (BDiv)
(for admission to MDiv studies)
[4 years]
4 28
Close on availability of space:
As soon as the number of places available for this programme are filled, it will be closed for further
applications.
Careers: Ministers, pastors, priests, preachers in certain denominations, missionaries and youth counsellors. Other possibilities include ethics consultants to businesses.
Theological studies can be enriching for people in various other vocations. Prospective students who are interested in ordained ministry should discuss their intention to register
for this programme with their church leadership.
Bachelor of Theology (BTh)
[3 years]
Close on availability of space: 4 28
As soon as the number of places available for this programme are filled, it will be closed for further
applications.
Careers: Ministers, pastors, priests, preachers in certain denominations, missionaries and youth counsellors. Other possibilities include ethics consultants to businesses.
Theological studies can be enriching for people in various other vocations. Prospective students who are interested in ordained ministry should discuss their intention to register
for this programme with their church leadership.
University Diploma in Theology (DipTheol)
[3 years]
Close on availability of space: 3 24
As soon as the number of places available for this programme are filled, it will be closed for further
applications.
Careers: Ministers, pastors, priests, lay preachers in certain denominations, missionaries and youth counsellors. Candidates should consult their church leadership on which
programme would best suit their aims. The Diploma in Theology is intended for candidates who have completed NSC/IEB (or equivalent) but without the required university
admission.
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Undergraduate programmes
Why study at the Faculty of Theology Where does one find answers to the most profound life questions?
How does one gain a better understanding of humanity to make a
and Religion? difference in the world?
What kind of leaders are needed to shape society and the world?
The Faculty of Theology and Religion is renowned for its commitment
to the following: Some students feel called to work in churches as ministers, pastors,
The Bible: This remains the central point of reference for theology. priests, lay preachers, missionaries or youth workers, and for them
Spirituality: Faith formation is of great importance. studying theology is the way to go. With continued studies, others find
Practical skills training in ministry their calling in serving the community as social workers, development
Contextual and relevant teaching and learning workers, chaplains, psychologists, teachers, journalists or writers.
Academic excellence: The Faculty’s standards of education are Others will become engineers, lawyers or entrepreneurs. For all,
comparable to the best in the world. studying theology will contribute to a greater understanding of
Lecturers: Lecturers are noted academics and also respected church humanity and society.
leaders.
Student life: Theology students participate fully in student activities
such as tours, Rag, camps, sports, serenades and many more.
Undergraduate programmes in
International contacts: Students can benefit from the Faculty’s many Theology and Religion
international connections.
The five main components of the study of theology and religion focus
on questions about the Bible and life.
People study theology for various reasons, and not only
to make it their profession. Some find it a fascinating New Testament and Related Literature
In the New Testament, the story of Jesus is told and elaborated on
field that they would like to explore, whereas others from several perspectives. In New Testament Studies, the focus is on
search for spiritual enrichment through study, or may the books of the New Testament and on the first- and the second-
want to gain insights that will help them to function century Mediterranean context in which they originated.
more effectively in the workplace. The Faculty also
Old Testament and Hebrew Scriptures
offers programmes that will benefit students who do The Old Testament is concerned with God’s relationship with Israel
not necessarily want to become ministers but would and His involvement with humanity and creation. In Old Testament
like to enrich their lives and faith experience. Studies, we study the books of the Old Testament and the life
settings of ancient Israel. From the Old Testament, we learn that
ancient Israelites engaged with issues such as suffering and love, and
There are many advantages to enriching one’s study in a particular how to live in the presence of God in different circumstances.
field with insights and applications from theology. By including
modules from theology in other areas of study, such as computer Practical Theology and Mission Studies
science, engineering, languages, psychology, social work and teaching, Practical Theology focuses on what Christians do; in other words,
graduates will enter their chosen careers as better equipped and more how they experience and express their faith (faith actions). The topics
fully developed individuals. studied in this field include worship as lived religion and preaching,
the meaning of symbols and symbolic acts, helping people in crisis,
What does the programme entail? teaching faith and faith formation, and understanding the world in
which we live.
The Theology and Religion programme deals with the fundamental
Religion Studies
questions of life:
Religion Studies (formerly known as Biblical Studies) is a life-enriching
How do faith and religion influence people’s lives and society?
programme open to anyone interested in religion. Students from
How does one approach ethical and moral questions in the workplace?
diverse fields, such as engineering, architecture, music, political
How do theological insights promote good human resource practices?
science, law, fine arts and many more, choose to broaden their vision
How does one cultivate ecological sensitivity and awareness?
by taking this module. It addresses questions such as the following:
How do Christians relate to laws?
Why are people religious? What did ancient people believe? How
How do religious values contribute to peace and good human relations?
do we understand and respect our neighbours from other religious
Can crime be stopped by appealing to people’s beliefs and values?
denominations?
What is the meaning and purpose of life?
Systematic and Historical Theology
The systematic and historical reflection on theology consists of
both integrated and specialised themes. With regard to historical
reflection, it covers not only the history of the Christian church
and the lives of its significant figures, from Saint Augustine to
Saint Aquinas, and from John Calvin to Martin Luther but also how
different Christian traditions are structured in the modern era.
With regard to systematic reflection, it covers faith (in God and as
a relationship) and beliefs (in relation to themes such as creation
and scripture, Christ, the Holy Spirit, salvation and the future), faith
communities and their lives of faith and societal challenges (ethical
themes).
Contact information
Troné Stander
Tel +27 (0)12 420 4053
Email trone.stander@up.ac.za
3 Faculty of Theology and Religion 2023
Student contributions
‘I have always been passionate about helping the poor,
the marginalised and the unheard, so in Grade 12,
I applied to study at UP. At first, I was a little sceptical
about enrolling for a programme in the Faculty of
Theology and Religion, but by the end of my
first-year I realised how many opportunities
this Faculty offers.
Employment opportunities exist not only
in churches and in the mission field, but
there are also a range of opportunities
in various communities and other
social spaces.
A qualification in this Faculty enables one to undertake
both theoretical and practical work. Enrolling for a
programme here, has definitely been one of best
decisions I have ever made.’
Thato Molepo
‘I remember the first day I went to the Faculty of
Theology and Religion. Everyone was so welcoming
and friendly. At that moment, I knew that I was
home. The highlight of being a student has to be the
first-year camp, where I met interesting and different
people that helped shape me.
I have grown so much, especially mentally. I have learnt a lot
of leadership skills in my executive committee journey. The
lecturers are very kind and understanding. I also love how we
treat each other as family to a point where cleaners and other staff
members greet and have to be greeted with kindness.
Along my journey, I have learnt to work under pressure, to work in a
group with other people and to always believe that anything I put
my mind to can be done because of all the academic support
I get from the Faculty.’
Lesego Mashaba
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Postgraduate programmes
Postgraduate programmes in Master of Theology – MTh
This programme offers students with a four-year BDiv, a BThHons
Theology and Religion or an equivalent qualification an opportunity for theological
specialisation and research at master’s level. They can choose
Bachelor of Theology Honours – BThHons between a programme with coursework and a mini-dissertation or
The purpose of this programme is to provide graduate students with a research master’s that requires the completion of a dissertation.
specialised knowledge, skills and competence in particular fields of The coursework modules offer students an opportunity to acquire
theology at the postgraduate level. specialist skills in a particular discipline.
Postgraduate Diploma in Theology and Ministry Doctor of Philosophy – PhD
The Postgraduate Diploma aims to offer advanced theological The programme line that starts with the three-year BTh and
knowledge and practical skills that meet the needs of the ministry. continues via the BThHons to MTh, or the programme line that starts
Church-specific training and formation are offered in cooperation with the four-year BDiv and continues with the MTh, is concluded
with the church partners involved. with a PhD, which is awarded for the achievement of highly
specialised knowledge and expertise based on research.
Postgraduate Diploma in Theology
Theological studies can be pursued by candidates who already Contact information
have tertiary qualifications equivalent to any bachelor’s degree in a Doris Mokgokolo
field other than Theology. Students can specialise in any of the five Tel +27 (0)12 420 2700
theological disciplines and, after completion of this programme, will Email doris.mokgokolo@up.ac.za
be able to complete an MTh in the subject in which they specialised.
Master of Divinity – MDiv
The MDiv builds on the BDiv programme or the previous four-year
BTh programme. It is a coursework master’s degree programme
in general theology that covers all five theological disciplines and
focuses on advanced theological knowledge and practical skills.
5 Faculty of Theology and Religion 2023
Infographic
Pathways to the career you always wanted
By Dana Mahan
Where can a degree in theology and religion take me?
The short answer is: Almost anywhere! Our graduates use their training to work as pastors in churches, educators in schools, leaders in
community organisations and therapists at counselling agencies. Whether you have your eye on a career that requires the ability to speak
publicly, think critically or write effectively, a qualification in theology and religion can take you there!
Work locally as a... Work globally as a...
Minister: Chaplain: Counsellor: Missionary: Teacher: Activist:
Our graduates Our graduates Our graduates Our graduates Our graduates Our graduates
serve as pastors of act as spiritual offer counselling establish churches provide language work with emerging
congregations. directors in support to the around the world. lessons in Asia. leaders in Europe
schools. wounded. and Africa.
The Faculty of Theology and Religion, where purpose in life meets gainful employment.
Meet Tanya Meet Mpho Meet Wayne
Tanya used what she learned as a Mpho Mehlomakulu has used what he Wayne used what he learned as a
student of theology and religion to learned as a student of theology and student of theology and religion to
become an internationally recognised religion to become an agent of youth become an advocate for refugees and
academic. empowerment. the homeless.
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Article
Learn how to transform your community
By Nicola Smith
We all know that South African communities are unequal. While some are resource-rich, have good
infrastructure, and access sources of livelihood and wellbeing, others are resource-poor and lack suitable and
secure housing, good schools, reliable health infrastructure, water and sanitation, and food security.
The poverty, exclusion and violence To obtain the maximum number of credits
experienced by some communities should towards this qualification, students will If you have ever wanted to give back by
not be seen as inevitable since proof exists need to make sure that they register for supporting others, to find meaning in your
that some communities have succeeded the right modules. They will still need to work and feel that your life has a purpose,
in organising their limited resources and take the usual modules required for a a career in community development would
assets, mobilising their people and brokering qualification in theology but will also be be your best choice and a course offered by
investment from outside to slowly (re)build equipped for a career dedicated to helping the Faculty of Theology and Religion at the
the infrastructure that is lacking, thus giving people to improve their lives and homes and University of Pretoria will help you to realise
people access to good opportunities and transform their communities. your dream!
helping to set them free.
The teaching and learning approach adopted
Contact information for the Centre
The National Department of Social by the Faculty of Theology and Religion
for Faith and Community
Development is committed to making fuses theory, community analysis, hands-on
Tel +27 (0)12 420 4952
community development a profession. In practice, spirituality, engaged research, and
Email hesmarie.bosman@up.ac.za
the Faculty of Theology and Religion at the personal formation through modules like
Address Theology Building,
University of Pretoria, we are now rolling Introduction to Community Development,
Room 1-15, Hatfield Campus
out a community development trajectory Urban and Community Immersions,
that will contribute credits to a community Critical Urban Readings, Alternative Urban
development qualification. Imaginaries and Action Research.
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