huron theology view book 18-19 - huronuc.ca
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EXPLORE QUESTIONS OF
FAITH AND INTELLECT
TH
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FAC
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AT H U R O N U N I V E R S I T Y C O L L EG E ,
W E A R E F I R M LY C O N V I N C E D T H E R E I S
N O F I N E R P R E PA R AT I O N FO R C I T I Z E N S
O F A F R E E S O C I E T Y T H A N TO B E T R A I N E D TO
T H I N K C R I T I CA L LY,
AS K Q U EST I O N S,
A N D R E L E N T L E S S LY
PU RSU E W I S E A N D J UST A N SW E RS.
We draw on our roots in the study of
religious traditions, social justice, and
spiritual and ethical thought to challenge
our students to be Leaders with Heart –
thinking not just about themselves,
but the world beyond them.
In the Faculty of Theology, we provide
theological education of the highest
standards through our undergraduate,
professional, and graduate degree
programs, as well as non-credit and
continuing education courses.
Our programs form and empower our
students for compassionate service and
principled leadership in their own faith
tradition, in the academy, and in our local
and global communities.
Our graduates go on to succeed in a wide
range of careers in community and public
service, teaching, ministry, advocacy and
social justice, foreign service, government
and law, among others.
THE STUDY OF THEOLOGY AT HURON p rov i d es a so l i d g ro u n d i n g
i n t h e r i c h h i sto r y of d i ve rse re l i g i o u s b e l i efs a n d p ra c t i ces ,
e m p h a s i z i n g h ow t h ese t ra d i t i o n s co n t i n u e to i m pa c t co n te m p o ra r y
l i fe a n d c u l t u re. I t ’s a l l d o n e i n a co n tex t t h a t e n co u ra ges d i sc u ss i o n ,
ref l e c t i o n , a n d resea rc h .
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THE HURON
ADVANTAGEA PROUD LEGACY
Huron has been educating Leaders with Heart for over 150 years.
Established as an Anglican theological college in 1863 by Bishop
Benjamin Cronyn, Huron is the founding institution of Western
University. Our alumni are making outstanding contributions in every
aspect of civil society around the world.
ESTEEMED FACULTY
The Faculty of Theology has more than 12 professors with
degrees from some of the world’s most prestigious universities.
Their research expertise is vast, ranging from philosophy and ethics,
to Islamic studies, the origins of the Gospels, and politics and religion
in Reformation-era England. Several are ordained ministers.
INCLUSIVE LEARNING COMMUNITY
As an intentionally small campus, Huron offers small class sizes,
engaged faculty who provide one-on-one mentorship, no waiting for
staff support, and a close-knit community of peers who truly care
about your success. Our small size supports an active and engaged
learning environment that nurtures our students’ individual gifts and
helps them achieve their aspirations.
PART OF WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Huron students enjoy all the benefits of also being Western students,
including access to libraries, a city bus pass, health services, athletic
facilities, and over 200 student clubs and organizations. Western’s
campus is just a few minutes’ walk from Huron.
Priest, Anglican Diocese of Ottawa
“Huron’s Faculty of Theology
brings together individuals of all
ages with different backgrounds,
beliefs, and levels of experience
in work, academics, and church.
This diversity allows us to have
dynamic discussions about what
it means to be a person of faith in
the world, and to make long-lasting
connections with people who
challenge and inspire us.”
ROSEMARY PARKER
MDIV ’17
1:8Average
faculty-to-student ratio
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PR
OG
RA
MS
OURWe we l co m e st u d e n ts of a l l d e n o m i n a t i o n s a n d fa i t h
t ra d i t i o n s. Fo r t h e M TS, M D i v, a n d M A ( T h e o l o g y) d e g re e
p ro g ra m s, pa r t- t i m e a n d f u l l - t i m e st u d y i s p oss i b l e.
F i n a n c i a l a i d i s ava i l a b l e to st u d e n ts w h o q u a l i f y.
BACHELOR OF ARTS (Religion & Theology)Students can pursue a Major or Minor in Religion & Theology, combine it with a
minor, major, or specialization from another Huron program, or a major or minor
in many of the programs offered at Western, Brescia, or King’s.
huronuc.ca/rel&theo
MASTER OF ARTS (Theology)A two-year graduate research degree culminating in a thesis that prepares students
for doctoral studies and also serves as a terminal degree with intensive research
opportunities. The program is flexible enough to allow for specialization in one of the
theological disciplines.
Admission requirements:
Four-year Honours BA in Religion or Theology, or a BA in a related discipline
followed by 6.0 courses from the MTS curriculum
Areas of specialization available:
Hebrew Bible and Early Judaism
New Testament and Christ ian Origins
Qur’anic Studies
Islamic Theological Ethics
Church History, especial ly Engl ish Reformation
Rel igion and Violence
Liturgical and Ritual Studies
Systematic Theology: Christ ian Thought & Doctr ine
Contemporary Jewish and Christ ian Theology
Theology and the Fine and Performing Arts
huronuc.ca/MA
From Iran
Planning on graduate studies in the U.K. or U.S.A.
“The faculty and staff were
so professional, helpful, and
respectful. They are like
your family members.
Their kindness makes
you feel at home.”
MAHDIEH MIRMOHAMMADI
MA (THEOLOGY) ’18
“I was guided by instructors who truly cared and who
wanted me to think. I was encouraged to pick research
topics that had personal meaning to me, and that inspired
me to focus on my work and learn more each day.”
Elorah Fangrad, BTh ’16Pursuing graduate studies in Indigenous wellness
and addiction prevention
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MASTER OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES (MTS)A two-year post-baccalaureate degree that prepares students of diverse faith traditions for theological
engagement and leadership in a variety of settings. There are various options to specialize, including a
concentration in Islamic Studies.
Admission requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in any subject area huronuc.ca/mts
MASTER OF DIVINITY (MDiv)
A three-year professional ministry degree that prepares students for ordained ministry as well as general
pastoral and religious leadership in church, parish, chaplaincy, and other settings. Although Huron is
historically Anglican, members of all denominations are welcome in the program.
Admission requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in any subject area huronuc.ca/mdiv
LICENTIATE IN THEOLOGY & CONTINUING EDUCATION
The LTh is a diploma program for those exploring ministry in different forms, and for those wishing to study
theology for their own interest and development. In addition, the Faculty of Theology also offers:
Free publ ic lectures
Continuing education opportunit ies for c lergy and ministry professionals
huronuc.ca/ContEd
“The Faculty is a citadel of excellence and Huron’s longstanding
traditions set it apart. I would recommend Huron because of the
quality of education it offers, the level of spiritual development
it fosters, the excellent professors, and the school’s library −
whose staff and resources help ensure students’ success.”
John Olufemi Adeyemi, 3rd Year student, MDiv
Lay pastor in Nigeria for 20 years
“Huron provided all the
financial support possible to
make a married, low-income
student like myself able to fully
take part in academic life.
The tremendous teaching and
mentorship I received set me
up to receive a full scholarship
to the University of Edinburgh
for my PhD. Without Huron, this
would have never occurred.”
CHRIS MEDLAND
MTS ’13, MA ’15
PhD candidate, University of Edinburgh
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DYNAMIC,
DIVERSE, AND
WELCOMING
CENTRE FOR PUBLIC THEOLOGYFounded in 2007, The Centre for Public Theology advances theological and interdisciplinary research in areas of public concern. Through it, Huron attracts research funding, has hosted four national conferences, and has been active in the Global Network for Public Theology, a partnership of institutions teaching theology in Australasia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
The Centre’s work to date has focused mainly on the Afghanistan war, HIV-AIDS, and the Financial Crisis of 2008; its current project concerns the ethics and social implications of physician-assisted suicide.
BEYOND THE CLASSROOMHuron is committed to providing students with opportunities to connect with the local and global community through research projects, internships, volunteer positions, and international study exchanges.
Our MDiv students each complete a Transcultural Learning Experience that can include field education or independent study. The Experiences have been worldwide, and funding is available to defray costs of travel and accommodation.
ISLAMIC STUDIES CONCENTRATIONH u ro n ’s M a ste r of T h e o l o g i ca l S t u d i es
of fe rs a co n ce n t ra t i o n i n I s l a m i c
S t u d i es t h a t cove rs a rea s of st u d y
s u c h a s c l a ss i ca l A ra b i c, Qu r ’a n i c
i n te r p re t a t i o n , I s l a m i c t h e o l o g y, l aw,
l e ga l t h e o r y, p o l i t i cs , a n d e t h i cs , t h e
h i sto r y of C h r i st i a n - M u s l i m re l a t i o n s,
a n d t h e s p i r i t u a l i ty of M u s l i m wo m e n .
Dr. Ingrid Mattson is the London & Windsor Community Chair in Islamic Studies and former president of the
Islamic Society of North America. Before coming to Huron, she founded the Islamic Chaplaincy program and was
Director of the Macdonald Center for Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations at Hartford Seminary in
Connecticut. She is the author of The Story of the Qur’an: Its History and Place in Muslim Life.
UNIQUE COURSE OFFERINGSScience & Theology
The Death and Resurrection of Jesus
Angry God: The Bible and War
Anti-Rel igious Thought
History of Christ ian-Musl im Relat ions
Theology and Rel igious Plural ism
Huron is an affiliated
member of the Toronto
School of Theology,
the largest ecumenical
consortium in North
America. We are
recognized by the
General Synod of
the Anglican Church
of Canada for the
training of ordinands.
H u ro n ’s m a ste r ’s - l eve l d e g re es a re a cc re d i te d by t h e Asso c i a t i o n of T h e o l o g i ca l
Sc h o o l s , a n d o u r M A ( T h e o l o g y) p ro g ra m i s a l so ove rse e n by Weste r n ’s Sc h o o l of
G ra d u a te a n d Postd o c to ra l S t u d i es . A l l d e g re es a re co n fe r re d by Weste r n U n i ve rs i ty.
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LEARN MORE
Huron University College1349 Western Rd., London, ON Canada N6G [email protected]. 519.438.7224f. 519.438.3938
huronuc.ca/theology
“ Many students are
mature, struggling
to balance family life
and children with the
demands of academic
study. This diversity
is embraced, and
each student knows
they matter.”
Clare Stewart, MDiv ’18
Priest in Charge of
a four-point parish in
Port Saunders, Nfld.
“ Each professor ties
their relentless
intellectual inquiry
with interest in the
well-being of others
in our communities
and beyond.”
Alexander Rodriguez, MDiv ’17
Pursuing graduate studies
in spiritual care and
psychotherapy
“ I have really enjoyed
the fact that Huron is
not only a seminary,
but also a liberal arts
university. There
have been many
opportunities to
plug into that larger
community and
benefit from those
services and activities.”
Cameron Gutjahr, 3rd Year, MDiv
From Vancouver, B.C.
“ My experience at
Huron was edifying,
empowering, and
educational.
My professors
challenged me on
my theology and on
how to bridge head
knowledge with
heart knowledge.”
Steve Greene, MDiv ’16
Assistant Curate
in South Huron
Regional Ministry