Colleges and Universities Offering Ph.D in Systematic Theology in South Africa

Institutions Offering Ph.D in Systematic Theology

•  University of Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch  
  Specific Admission Requirements:
  Students who wish to register for the PhD programme must:
  • Be in possession of the MTh degree (thesis option) of this University with a minimum final mark of 60%, on condition that:
  o If you have enrolled for the MTh programme before 1985, you must take a preliminary examination consisting of four papers (written or oral) on the major subject group, one
  paper (written or oral) on each of the two supplementary subjects, and an oral examination before the Faculty of Theology; and
  o To pass the preliminary examination, you must achieve a final mark of at least 50% in each of the papers in the main subject group and achieve a final mark of at least 50% in each of the two supplementary subjects; or
  
  • Be in possession of the MTh degree (structured option) of this University with a minimum final mark of 60% and have obtained a minimum final mark of 70% in the research assignment, and have completed any relevant supplementary work that may be required, on condition that:
  o If you have enrolled for the MTh programme before 1985, you must take a preliminary examination consisting of four papers (written or oral) on the major subject group, one
  paper (written or oral) on each of the two supplementary subjects, and an oral examination before the Faculty of Theology; and
  o To pass the preliminary examination, you must achieve a final mark of at least 50% in each of the papers in the main subject group and achieve a final mark of at least 50% in each of the two supplementary subjects; or
  
  • Be in possession of a MDiv degree of this University with a minimum final mark of 70% and have obtained a minimum final mark of 70% in the research assignment, which usually explores a cognate discipline or area of study, and have completed any relevant supplementary work that may be required as determined by the discipline group; or
  
  • Be in possession of a MPhil (Religion and Culture) degree of this University with a minimum final mark of 60%, and have completed any relevant supplementary work in consultation with the discipline group concerned; or
  
  • Have achieved a level of competence in your particular field of study in some other way that Senate considers to be adequate for this purpose.
  
  • In addition to the above requirements regarding minimum final marks, students from another university should be in the possession of a full research master’s degree or a master’s degree with a significant research component.
  
  
  Course Duration: 2 years (Minimum)
•  Apostolic College of Theological Studies., Pretoria  
  Course duration: 2 years

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