Add a doctoral-level Master of Theology (Th.M.) to your Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Biblical Studies, or Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies.
Save up to 15 credit hours!
In addition to saving time and money, the dual-degree track:
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Master of Arts [Biblical Studies] — Pursue knowledge in the practical Christian disciplines needed for teaching in congregations, para-church organizations, Christian institutions or for pursuing a postgraduate degree.
Master of Arts [Intercultural Studies] — Develop global leadership skills to navigate relationships without borders, as you gain a new appreciation for authentic diversity through an integrated study of theology, anthropology, sociology and ethics.
Master of Divinity — Develop the biblical and theological understanding essential for a vibrant, contemporary ministry rooted in the Wesleyan tradition.
Master of Theology [Biblical Studies] —Ground yourself in relevant literature to strengthen your ability to do focused research in your field and gain a fresh commitment to personal and social holiness through spiritual formation.
Master of Theology [Intercultural Studies] — Focus on theological, contextual, spiritual and strategic literatures to prepare you to join God in His mission across cultures to research or teach within the academy.
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Student.Teacher. Husband & Father.
M.Div., Asbury Seminary, 2023.
“There are not two realms, not a spiritual realm nor a secular realm, but one realm in which Christ reigns. And every gift and skill that we have, in whatever capacity, as a banker or a preacher, at the boardroom table or behind the pulpit, all are from the Lord and are required to be harnessed for the in-breaking of His kingdom.”
Asbury Seminary is approved and accredited by:
The Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
The Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools
The University Senate of the United Methodist Church
The Anglican Church Diocese of the South