Master of Sacred Theology (M.Th.) Program
Degree Title: Master of Sacred Theology (M.Th.)
Program Duration: 2-3 years (Full-time)
Program Overview:
The Master’s of Sacred Theology program provides an in-depth exploration of theological disciplines, emphasizing liturgy, sacraments, ecclesiology, and practical ministry. This program is designed for individuals seeking advanced knowledge in sacred theology, preparing graduates for leadership roles within churches, academic settings, or ministry organizations.
Program Outcomes:
Graduates will:
Demonstrate advanced understanding of theological concepts and their application.
Engage critically with sacred texts and theological traditions.
Apply liturgical and sacramental principles in practical ministry contexts.
Admission Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Theology or a related field.
Academic transcript and two letters of recommendation.
Personal statement outlining theological interests and goals.
Program Structure:
Total Credit Hours: 48
Core Courses (24 Credit Hours)
Systematic Theology (6 credits)
- Foundations of Systematic Theology
- Christology and Soteriology
Biblical Studies (6 credits)
- Advanced Old Testament Studies
- Advanced New Testament Studies
Liturgical and Sacramental Theology (6 credits)
- Introduction to Liturgical Theology
- Sacraments in Historical and Contemporary Contexts
Ecclesiology (6 credits)
- Foundations of Ecclesiology
- The Church and Society
Elective Courses (12 Credit Hours)
Students can choose from specialized electives in:
- Patristic Theology
- Pentecostal-Charismatic Sacramentalism
- Black Liberation Theology
- Theology of Worship
- Practical Pastoral Theology
Capstone Project or Thesis (12 Credit Hours)
Capstone Options:
- Research Thesis: A 15,000-word research project demonstrating original thought and scholarship.
- Ministry Project: Practical application project addressing a real-world issue in ministry or church leadership, accompanied by a detailed report.