Theology and Social Justice Trinity College Dublin

Overview

Theology and Social Justice from Trinity College Dublin course aims to combat poverty, climate change, racism, homelessness, misogyny, homophobia, sexism, ableism, ageism, and religious discrimination. Our premise is that where theology meets justice, hope meets action.

Key facts

Students don't need to have studied theology previously. If you are looking for an innovative approach to both social justice and theology, and to how they relate to each other, then this course is for you. The programme blends creative and rigorous intellectual work with the struggle for the common good. It is a space to learn new skills, to stretch your mind, to nourish your soul, and to resource a life dedicated to the cause of justice.

Students go on to work in: Non-Governmental Organisations, government - civil service, churches and other faith-based organisations, journalism and broadcasting, education, the arts and creative industries, advocacy groups and campaigns, research, non-profit organisations/charities.

Students can come to Trinity to study for a Certificate, Diploma or Masters (M.Phil.) in Theology and Social Justice. Students can also progress from one qualification to the next over a number of years. 

The full-time programme takes one year and the part-time programme takes two years. 

Most of the modules offered on each programme will run from 5-7pm, so as to include learners from as diverse a range of backgrounds as possible.