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2016-2017 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Master of Divinity Track 1


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MDiv Track 1 program is for students who have a Bachelors degree in Theology.  Students who do not have a BA in Theology will need to complete the Track 2 program.

MDiv General Infomation


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Total Credits 92


MDiv Prerequisites


Interdisciplinary Courses Credits: 14


 All students who do not pass or who opt not to take the Biblical Literacy Entrance Exam must take GSEM525 - The Bible and Biblical History during their first semester in the MDiv program

Christian Ministry Credits: 22


Discipleship and Religious Education - 8


Church History Credits: 6


New Testament Credits: 8


Before registering for New Testament courses, check the course description for Greek Language and/or other course prerequisites.

  • Choose one (600 Level) exegesis  course Credits: 3
  • Choose one (600 Level) theology  course Credits: 3
  • Choose one (600 Level) backgrounds  course Credits 2

Old Testament Credits: 8


Before registering for Old Testament courses, check the course description for Hebrew Language and/or other course prerequisites.

  • Choose one Archeology course Credits: 2
  • Choose one (600 Level) Old Testament Exegesis course Credits: 3
  • Choose one (600 Level) Old Testament Theology course Credits: 3

Theology Credits: 8


General Electives - Credits 12


Track 1 students take 12 credits of general electives. Electives may not be used to satisfy prerequisites and/or deficiencies.  Students may wish to complete an emphasis using elective credits.  Up to 9 credits in relevant courses offered by other schools of the university on the graduate level may be included in the general electives, including up to 4 appropriate workshop credits. 

MDiv Concentration Options


Students enrolled in the MDiv program may choose from a number of 12-credit emphases.  Students must apply for an emphasis during the first year of their program.  More specific details may be obtained from each department regarding these areas of emphasis. 

Choosing an emphasis may prolong the length of a student’s  program.  Please consider the possibility of adding a semester to your MDiv program when attempting to complete an emphasis.  Regular master’s tuition is charged for courses taken after an MDiv student has completed their program coursework.   

Christian Ministry Old Testament
African American Ministry   Old Testament  
Chaplaincy   Archaeology & History of Antiquity  
Church Growth and Evangelsim   Jewish Studies  
Church Leadership   Biblical and Cognate Languages  
Pastoral Care   (Ancient Near Eastern)
Preaching    
   
Church History Theology and Christian Philosophy
Church History   Christian Ethics  
Adventist Studies   Historical Theology  
Church and State   Systematic Theology  
Reformation    
   
Discipleship and Religious Education World Missions
Campus Spiritual Leadership   Missions Studies  
Discipleship and Biblical Spirituality   Social Work  
Family Life Education    
Youth & Young Adult    
   
New Testament  
Exegesis and Theology    
Backgrounds and Languages    

 

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