Program Overview | Master of Divinity
| Hours | 84 |
| Completion Time | Typically 3-4 years (and no more than 7) |
| Scheduling Options | Weekly 3-hour classes M-Th; Bi-semester Weekend Courses; Online Courses; Week long Short Courses |
Admissions Requirements
Look over the admissions requirements and then begin working through the admissions checklist in order to apply.
Financial Aid
Almost every student can qualify for a substantial amount of financial assistance.
Preparation for Ministry
The M.Div. prepares students for a host of ministerial vocations [Link 4] including: Traditional congregational ministries, emerging ministries, global missions, social justice ministries, and teaching.
Contextual Education
Contextual education is part of the MDiv that connects the classroom and real-world ministry, integrating theology in contemporary cultural contexts.
Learning Outcomes
The MDiv produces learning outcomes in terms of increased proficiency in: understanding of contemporary culture and history, and development of leadership, care of souls, and character.
Missions Track
The missions track is designed for those who plan to evangelize domestically or abroad. It also equips students with advanced academic skills in preparation for doctoral work.
Curriculum
The MDiv Curriculum contains 84 hours of classes in:
- Context, 15 hours
- The Story of the Church, 24-27 hours:
- Interpretation, 21-24 hours
- The Church’s Mission, 12 hours
M.Div Equivalency
Follow the link to find out more information about the MDiv equivalency if you: (1) have exceeded the maximum time limit allowed; (2) relocated before completing the degree and therefore taking courses from multiple institutions; (3) or completed the M.A. degree earlier but do not wish to do all the extra hours required to complete an additional M.Div. degree.
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