Canon Law, First Cycle

Graduate Theology Programs

Canon Law First Cycle Program Overview

In conjunction with The Catholic University of America
Available for those who study on our main campus or online.

Those who feel called to study canon law, the law that governs the workings of the Church on earth, can begin their studies here at Franciscan University while working toward either a bachelor’s degree in Theology or a master’s degree in Theology and Christian Ministry.

Through an agreement with Catholic University of America School of Law, Franciscan University is pleased to offer a sequence of courses that satisfy the First Cycle requirements of their program.

From the Catholic University of America’s website:

Franciscan University of Steubenville students who have completed the degree requirements through the courses specified below in the Bachelor of Arts in Theology or the Bachelor of Arts in Catechetics or Master of Arts in Theology and Christian Ministry will be considered to have completed the First Cycle or preparatory cycle for the study of canon law.

Learn more about our MA in Theology and Christian Ministry.

 

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For more information contact:

The Graduate Admissions Office
[email protected]
(740) 283-4410

 

Please be aware that Catholic University of America considers elements beyond academic qualifications; therefore, graduation from the Canon Law Track program at Franciscan University of Steubenville does not guarantee admission to Catholic University of America’s Canon Law Track program.

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