Theology Division

Theology By Distance Learning Leading to BA (Hons) Theology

NEW OPEN RECRUITMENT COMING SOON !!

Theology by Distance Learning jointly offered by our Division and the Oxford Brookes University is now opened for application. This program will lead to a B.A. (Hons) Theology conferred by the Oxford Brookes University.
Strengths of this program include:
- Comprehensive, Well organized and Interactive Study Materials for Each Module
- Strong Emphasis on Theology in Social Context
- An Academic Tutor based in UK for Each Module
- Personal Tutors based in Hong Kong
- Access to the CUHK Libraries
- Residential Schools (September each Year) in Oxford
- Study Days organized by the Theology Division, CUHK
Local Enquiries: smkwan@cuhk.edu.hk or 2609-6711 (Miss Cheung)

B.A.(Hons) Theology	Academic Year begins in January
	Admission Exercise October to December EVERY YEAR
Distance Learning *Prospectus* Word 2000 PDF format 　 2004	A Joint Effort between... ... The Theology Division, CUHK and The Oxford Brookes University

To apply for admission, pls. Click here to download the Notes for Guidance (Word / PDF) (4 pages), read it, then click here to download the Application Form (Word / PDF) (7 pages). Duly complete it and send directly to the Oxford Brookes University (address can be found in the Prospectus) (the above 2 are multipage documents, to be read and printed by Irfan Viewer. Pls. click here to download and install this freeware.) Click here to download the "Form to CUHK" (1 page). Duly complete it and send to the Theology Division, CUHK. (address can be found in the Form)

Some Facts about Brookes:

In 1928, John Brookes is appointed Vice-Principal of the Oxford City Technical School and Head of the School of Arts.
In 1991, Oxford Polytechnic becomes one of first polytechnics allowed to confer degrees on behalf of the CNAA.
In 1992, The Polytechnic becomes a university under government legislation. It honours John Brookes' memory by choosing the name Oxford Brookes University.
In 1996, Brookes judged top new university in the influential league table published by the national newspaper The Times.
In 1997, Brookes judged top new university for the second year running by The Times.
In 1999, Brookes judged top new university for the fourth year running by The Times.

In 2001, Brookes joins elite top 50 universities in The Times Good University Guide for the first time, and is top new university for the sixth year running.

In 2002, The Times comments: "Oxford Brookes, is again the highest placed new university, maintaining a lead over older rivals in Bradford and Bangor ". It is still top new university for the seventh year running.