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Almost all degree courses at Union can be undertaken on a part-time basis. Fuller details of courses are available in Pathway Information.

PART-TIME UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

A part-time BD/BTh programme is offered by evening class as well as during the day. Those wishing to do a part time BD/BTh course can chose from a number of permutations including:-

• Two evenings per week (Tuesday & Thursday)
• Two mornings per week (Tuesday & Thursday)
• One full day per week (Tuesday)
• One afternoon and evening per week (Tuesday

2007/08 FEES:
Day - £205 per module; Evening - £139 per module; plus £222 Annual Enrolment Fee

PART-TIME POSTGRADUATE COURSES

All postgraduate courses are available on a part-time basis in the daytime with some classes also available in the evening.

2006/07 FEES:
PhD, MPhil - £1,110 per annum plus Annual Enrolment Fee £222
MTh - £520 per module plus £222 Annual Enrolment Fee
MDiv - £300 per Level 6 module; £360 per Level 7 module; plus £222 Annual Enrolment Fee

TO APPLY

Undergraduate Applications

Enrolment Forms for both Union Theological College and for Queen's University Belfast should be completed. Please contact the College Office for further details and to request the Queen's Enrolment Form - the College Form can be downloaded here. Both the Queen's Form and the College Form should be returned to the College and not sent directly to Queen's.

Postgraduate Applications

FACILITIES FOR PART-TIME STUDENTS

Part time degree students, including evening class students, are entitled to the use of all the College and University facilities - and are encouraged to play a full part a in the community life of the College.