MA Canon Law

Comments about MA Canon Law - At the institution - Kensington and Chelsea - Greater London

• Objectives
  · To provide a foundation in the origin And growth of the canon law and the ecclesiology embodied in the 1983 Code of Canon Law; · To provide an outline of the different genres in the Code of Canon Law, and an appreciation of the emergence of methods of interpretation; · To enable students to engage critically with the question of the role of law in the life and practice of the Church; · To enable a detailed exploration of some issues of significance in the Code of Canon Law; · To provide training in research in an appropriate field of the student’s own choice.
• Entry requirements
  Applicants must normally have a first or second class honours degree in Theology, Religious Studies or Law. Other equivalent qualifications may be considered.
• Academic title
  MA Canon Law
• Course description
  PROGRAMME STRUCTURE AND REQUIREMENTS
  
  To achieve an MA, students must pass four taught modules, including the three compulsory modules, and a dissertation. Each whole module is equivalent to 30 credit points. The dissertation is equivalent to 60 credit points.
  
  Students who have successfully completed four taught modules including the three compulsory modules may be eligible to leave the programme with a Postgraduate Diploma.
  
  -General Introduction to Canon Law
  -Marriage in Canon Law
  -Obligations and Rights of the Faithful
  
  Optional modules (choose 1)
  
  -The People of God
  -Sacramental Law
  
  Dissertation
  
  The topic of the dissertation is chosen by the student, subject to approval by the supervisor.
  

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