An Introduction

Driven by our philosophy as an institution, the courses we offer cover the fields of Catholic Education, Theology, and Art, Language and Culture.

What this means in terms of precise course titles will vary over time, as new courses are developed and introduced. Students can always expect opportunities, however, to take up a foundational language such as Latin or Greek, as well as classes in historical Christianity, and weekend workshops in relevant cultural topics.

Please note that the Institute's work is primarily academic. Students on all courses will be expected to to meet pre-requisites and undertake designated assignments, which will be outlined in the course description on these pages. It may be possible to audit a course, in which case a fee will still be payable, although such decisions will be at a lecturer's discretion.

Please browse the other pages under the 'Courses' menu to learn more.