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Encyclopedia > Union Theological College

Union Theological College is a theological college in Northern Ireland which offers courses for Presbyterians. The college was founded in 1853. The college is associated with Presbyterian Theological Faculty Ireland which was granted a Royal Charter in 1881 to confer academic degrees for theology ministries. Degrees are also conferred by the Queen's University of Belfast for certain programmes and the college forms part of the Institute of Theology at the university.


External link

  • Official site (http://www.union.ac.uk)


Universities of Ireland
Republic of Ireland: Dublin City University | National University of Ireland | University of Dublin | University of Limerick
NUI Constituent Universities: Cork | Dublin | Galway | Maynooth
Northern Ireland: Queen's University of Belfast | University of Ulster
QUB University Colleges: St Mary's | Stranmillis
Other degree awarding authorities in Ireland
Dublin Institute of Technology | Higher Education and Training Awards Council | Pontifical University of Maynooth | Presbyterian Theological Faculty Ireland

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