School of Theology/ministry

Bachelor of Theology    

 

Program DescriptionA Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) is an undergraduate degree designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Christian doctrine, scripture, history, and ministry practice. The program equips graduates to serve in diverse church, educational, nonprofit, and academic roles.

 

Core Program FeaturesDuration 

Credit Requirement: 120 semester credit hours (typical for a bachelor's degree)

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Focus Areas:    Biblical Studies (Old and New Testament, Hermeneutics)Theological Foundations (Systematic Theology, Ethics)Biblical Languages (Greek and/or Hebrew)Ministry Skills (Preaching, Leadership, Pastoral Care)Practical Experience (Internships, Spiritual Formation, Capstone Project)

 

Educational Objectives

Graduates of the Bachelor of Theology program will:

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Demonstrate a solid understanding of the Bible and core Christian doctrines.Apply critical thinking to interpret scripture and engage with theological traditions.  Develop ministry competencies in preaching, teaching, leadership, and pastoral care.  Exhibit spiritual growth, ethical integrity, and readiness for service.  Prepare for advanced study in theology, divinity, or related fields, or for leadership roles in churches, nonprofit organizations, and community ministries.  

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Typical Curriculum Components

Curriculum AreaDescription Approx. Credits

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General EducationFoundation in humanities, sciences, communication, and social sciences.  45

Bible & Theology CoreIntensive study of scripture, theology, biblical languages.  36

Ministry & PracticalFormation in ministry practice, homiletics, leadership, spirituality.  21

ElectivesInterdisciplinary or advanced theological topics.  18

CapstoneIntegrative thesis, project, or examination.  3