Academics

BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY PROGRAM (B.Th.)

1. Identify main themes, concepts, key figures, and topics of critical biblical narratives.
2. Utilize various exegetical methods in studying the Bible including critical analysis, evaluation of biblical genres, and prophetic interpretation for hermeneutical basics.
3. Apply acquired biblical knowledge to the spiritual formation through the involvement of local church or mission activities.
4. Integrate and apply appropriate information from the biblical text to the current life context and propose relevant solutions to contemporary societal problems and comprehensive sound principles for Christian education.

Each year’s outcomes build upon the previous year, leading students from foundational knowledge to application, critical thinking, and finally, the integration and creation of the theological concepts. This progression ensures that by the end of the program, students are well equipped for both academic pursuits in theology and practical ministry roles.

MASTER OF DIVINITY PROGRAM (M. Div.)

1. Research thorough knowledge of the content and themes of the Word of God
2. Defend sound doctrine
3. Evaluate current issues in light of biblical teaching
4. Present biblical truth correctly and clearly

Given the program’s duration and depth, these learning outcomes should provide graduates with a robust academic foundation, deep spiritual formation, and practical ministry tools. While these are informed suggestions, graduates should be further refined perfectly to match the specific vision, goals, and nuances of the institution’s M. Div. program.

DOCTOR OF MINISTRY PROGRAM (D. Min.)

The Doctor of Ministry program equips graduates with the advanced theological knowledge, ministry skills, and personal formation necessary to lead effectively in diverse and dynamic contexts.

1. Advanced Theological Knowledge: demonstrate a profound understanding of biblical texts and theological concepts, applying these insights to contemporary ministry contexts.
2. Research and Scholarly Contribution: research ministry challenges and strategies, developing dissertations and articles that contribute to practical theology and ministry.
3. Strategic and Contextual Enhanced Ministry Skills: understand the cultural, social, and global contexts of ministry and exhibit advanced leadership skills aligned with the mission and vision of the church.
4. Personal and Spiritual Growth: grow in personal spiritual disciplines and formation, reflecting a deepened relationship with God and a commitment to spiritual maturity.

By completing this program, graduates are prepared to make significant contributions to their communities, the church, and the field of practical theology.