CONTACT
Rev. Joseph Mueller, S.J.
Associate Professor
Director of Graduate Studies
GRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS FALL 2013 |
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Click on Section# for the instructor's course description |
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| Catalog# | Section# | Instructor | |
| 5210 | 101, 102 | History & Theology in the Christian East | Dr. Marcus Plested |
| 5230 | 101 | Theology in the Middle Ages | Dr. Wanda Zemler-Cizewski |
| 5250 | 101 | Martin Luther | Dr. Mickey Mattox |
| 5340 | 101 | Sacraments & Christian Life | Rev. John Laurance, S.J. |
| 5390 | 101 | Studies in Systematic Theology: Doctrine of God | Dr. D. Stephen Long |
| 5390 | 102 | Studies in Systematic Theology: Theology of Work | Dr. Lyle Dabney |
| 5390 | 103 | Studies in Systematic Theology: Theology from the Global South | Rev. John Thiede, S.J. |
| 5440 | 101 | Foundations in Ecological Ethics | Dr. Jame Schaefer |
| 5490 | 101 | Studies in Moral Theology: Homosexuality and Christian Ethics | Dr. Bryan Massingale |
| 5530 | 701 | Islam: Faith and Practice | Dr. Irfan Omar |
| 6110 | 101 | Old Testament Method | Dr. Deirdre Dempsey |
| 6210 | 101 | Origen to Late Medieval | Dr. Patrick Carey |
| 6310 | 701 | Introduction to Systematic Theology | Dr. Robert Masson |
| 6321 | 101 | Christian Doctrine 1 | Dr. Susan Wood |
| 8011 | 101 | Advanced Hebrew | Dr. Deirdre Dempsey |
| 8120 | 101 | Sources of Pentateuchal Thought | Dr. Sharon Pace |
| 8211 | 101 | Advanced Hellenistic Greek | Dr. Julian Hills |
| 8316 | 101 | The Johannine Tradition | Rev. William Kurz, S.J. |
| 8450 | 101 | Questions in Christian Thought: Martin Luther and Late Medieval Scholasticism | Dr. Mickey Mattox |
| 8450 | 102 | Questions in Christian Thought: Aquinas on Nature and Grace | Dr. Mark Johnson |
8450 |
701 | Questions in Christian Thought: Pre-Nicene Latin Theology: Tertullian to Lactantius | Dr. Michel Barnes |
| 8522 | 101 | Major Figures in Modern Theology: Von Balthasar | Dr. Danielle Nussberger |
| 8523 | 101 | Doctrinal Themes in Contemporary Protestant Systematic Theology | Dr. D. Stephen Long |
Theology Department Mission Statement
Marquette University defines itself as Christian, Catholic, Jesuit, urban, and independent. The Department of Theology functions within the university to investigate and understand the Catholic tradition, its relation to other Christian communions, and to other religions of the world. Read more of our mission statement.
