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Courses | Master of Divinity (Pastoral and General Ministries)

Below are the course requirements for this academic program. For more program details, including graduation requirements and learning outcomes, .

Combined B.A. - M.Div. Program

Students in 51蹤獲's Bachelor of Arts in Bible, Theology, and Ministry with a concentration in Divinity may take graduate courses in their senior year, allowing the completion of a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Divinity in an accelerated format. See the for the undergraduate portion of the accelerated B.A. - M.Div. program.

Specialization Requirements

Changes of specialization may be authorized under certain circumstances prior to the completion of 40 credits, but are discouraged after that point.

Advanced Standing

Applicants who have taken undergraduate courses in biblical or theological studies may request advanced standing based on collegiate work. See Talbot Admissions Requirements for details.

Biblical Languages Requirement

Two biblical languages are required: Greek and Hebrew.

Greek

The courses listed below are required. Qualifying examinations to test out of or  are available to all interested students. Depending on exam results, a student may enroll directly into or . For any language courses waived by a qualifying examination, the student should take an equal number of credits in the New Testament department (3 or 6).

Beginning Greek I3
Beginning Greek II3
Introduction to Exegesis3
Exegesis in the Gospels3
or  Exegesis in the Epistles

Hebrew

The courses listed below are required. Qualifying examinations to test out of or  are available to all interested students. Depending on exam results, a student may enroll directly into or . For any language courses waived by the qualifying examination, the student should take an equal number of credits in the Old Testament department (3 or 6).

Elements of Hebrew I3
Elements of Hebrew II3
Introduction to Hebrew Exegesis3
Hebrew Exegesis2

Curriculum Requirements

Prerequisite Courses
Old Testament Survey
New Testament Survey
Program Courses
Students enrolling in the Pastoral and General Ministries specialization will take the following courses:
Hermeneutics and Bible Study Methods3
Patristic and Medieval Theology3
or  Reformation and Modern Theology
or  Historical Theology Survey
Beginning Greek I3
Beginning Greek II3
Introduction to Exegesis3
Exegesis in the Gospels3
or  Exegesis in the Epistles
Elements of Hebrew I3
Elements of Hebrew II3
Introduction to Hebrew Exegesis3
Hebrew Exegesis2
Field Apprenticeship I1
Expository Preaching3
Foundations of Pastoral Care and Counseling2
Introduction to Spiritual Theology and Formation3
Personal Foundations for Spiritual Formation3
Spiritual Formation, Vocation, and the Disciplines1
Talbot Spiritual Direction I0
Talbot Spiritual Direction II0
Theology I: God, Scripture, Creation3
Theology II: Christ, Humanity, Sin, Salvation3
Theology III: Spirit, Church, Last Things3
Pastoral and General Ministries Specialization Courses
Field Apprenticeship II0
Pastoral Ministry3
Contemporary Biblical Preaching3
Field Apprenticeship III0
The Church and Society3
Biblical Leadership and Management3
Field Apprenticeship IV1
Select two of the following:6
Introduction to World Missions
Apologetics
Evangelism and Disciple-Making Strategies
Developing Strategic Church Ministries
Elective Courses
General elective courses9
Total Credits79