Course results for Undergraduate Religion Subjects

Study the education of the catholic religion. Explore how spiritual and moral halves form a person, and how prayer in childhood can inform this. Gain skills for teaching prayer and morals in school.

Uncover the origins of Sanskrit, India’s classical language. Trace its connections to ancient philosophy and literature. Learn to write the alphabet. Speak a variety of simple phrases, and take part in the Sanskrit tradition of chanting and singing.

Continue your study of the classical language of India. Balance learning hard skills – like reading and grammar – with more cultural experiences of the language, such as chanting and singing. Start reading Sanskrit texts. 

Examine the role of Catholic schools in 21st Century Australia. Explore the role that Catholic schools play in the community. Understand the religious tradition that complements the school curriculum.

Explore statements of belief, known as ‘creeds’, that form Catholic faith. Consider how these contribute to the meaning of human life, and how they are portrayed through ritual, symbol and storytelling. Learn how this lives out in church and school.

Immerse yourself in living tradition when you build on your knowledge of Sanskrit. Learn through expanding your vocabulary and recognition of the grammatical structures, but also through conversation, singing, chanting and classical texts.