Master of Theology (M.Th.)
The Master of Theology (M.Th.) is an advanced, research-oriented postgraduate degree designed for those who have already completed a Master of Divinity or equivalent and seek deeper academic and ministerial preparation. This program emphasizes rigorous scholarly research, advanced theological reflection, and specialized expertise. It can be completed in 1.5 to 2 years and is ideal for students aiming for teaching positions, doctoral studies, specialized ministry roles, or advanced leadership in the church and mission fields.
Concentrations:
- Missiology
- Biblical Studies
- Systematic Theology
M.Th. in Missiology
The Master of Theology in Missiology equips students with advanced knowledge and skills for cross-cultural ministry, global mission strategy, and contextual theology. This specialization blends academic research with practical mission experience, preparing graduates for leadership in missionary organizations, international church planting, mission agencies, and teaching roles in missional studies.
Key Focus Areas:
- Contextualization and cultural anthropology
- Church growth and multiplication strategies
- Urban, rural, and diaspora missions
- Mission theology and history
- Evangelism, discipleship, and social transformation
M.Th. in Biblical Studies
The Master of Theology in Biblical Studies provides intensive scholarly training in the interpretation, exegesis, and theological understanding of Scripture. Students engage deeply with both the Old and New Testaments through original languages, advanced hermeneutics, and critical research methods. This program prepares graduates for teaching, preaching, writing, and further doctoral research in biblical fields.
Key Focus Areas:
- Advanced Old Testament and New Testament exegesis
- Biblical Hebrew and New Testament Greek
- Biblical theology and canon studies
- Hermeneutics and historical-grammatical interpretation
- Textual criticism and archaeological backgrounds
M.Th. in Systematic Theology
The Master of Theology in Systematic Theology offers deep engagement with Christian doctrine, its historical development, and contemporary relevance. Students develop strong analytical and research skills while exploring major theological themes in conversation with philosophy, culture, and global Christianity. This specialization is excellent preparation for teaching, writing, apologetics, and senior pastoral or denominational leadership.
Key Focus Areas:
- Doctrine of God, Christology, and Soteriology
- Pneumatology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology
- Historical theology and major theologians
- Contemporary theological issues and ethics
- Theological method and philosophical theology