Ambrose University, located in Calgary, Alberta, is a Christian institution dedicated to providing a transformative education grounded in faith, character, and service. With a heritage dating back to 1921, Ambrose University offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs in areas such as theology, arts, business, education, and science. The university is known for its supportive community, small class sizes, and personalized attention that fosters an inclusive and engaging learning environment. Ambrose University's commitment to academic excellence, spiritual formation, and community involvement equips students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary for successful careers and meaningful contributions to society.

PROGRAM STREAMS
Biblical Literature & Interpretation
Christian Theology & History

CREDIT BREAKDOWN
Christian Studies is offered in both a four-year 120-credit major and a three-year 90-credit concentration. We recommend the major for those planning to further their studies after graduation. This timeline is based on a full course load (five courses/semester) with courses usually being three credits.

Featured Courses
REL 210 Life And Letters Of Paul
A study of the literary and theological legacy of the apostle Paul as it is expressed in the New Testament. This course will
examine his biography, the sociology of the Pauline churches in the context of the first century A.D. Greco-Roman world,
and significant aspects of his thought. Attention will be given to practical concerns of application and hermeneutical
issues raised in applying Paul’s letters in the global world today.

REL 367 Theologies From The Margins
A study of the theological expressions of those groups historically sidelined by theological dialogue and development. Particular attention will be paid to Liberation, Feminist, Black, and Minjung theologies, as well as the debate regarding Process and Openness theologies. Note: This course can fulfill a Senior Theology Elective for Ministry students.

REL 211 Spiritual Formation In The Christian Tradition
A study of spiritual formation in the Christian tradition, examining the nature and critical implication of Christian conversion, along with the disciplines necessary to spiritual growth.

REL 460 Biblical Theology
A seminar course introducing advanced students to significant texts in the Christian theological tradition. The texts to be
studied will vary from time to time according to the interests and expertise of the instructor. Representative texts might
include John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion, part-volumes of Karl Barth’s Church Dogmatics, and the works of
Ambrose, Augustine, Martin Luther, Hildegard de Bingen, and Katherine Sonderegger.

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