Conservative Theological Seminary

Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies (AA)    62 credits

    The Associate of Arts (AA) program is an initial degree which is designed to equip ministers and other Christian Workers with the basic skills and Biblical knowledge necessary for effective Christian service.  The AA program consists of the foundational studies in general education and Bible.  The curriculum design includes an overview of professional ministerial studies, such a surveys of the Bible & Theology, missions, evangelism, education, and computers.


Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies (BA)    124 credits

    The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree program is an undergraduate degree which is formulated to develop and sharpen the skills of the pastor, evangelist, missionary and others in Christian vocational ministry.  The BA program requires the completion of a core of Biblical studies in addition to general education requirements and the choice of major emphasis for ministry focus in the fields of:

  • Counseling
  • Religious Education
  • Missions
  • Ministry
  • Evangelism
  • Theology

Bachelor of Theology (ThB)    124 credits

    The Bachelor of Theology (ThB) degree is a unique professional program for undergraduate training in the basics of Biblical studies as well as broad aspects of Theology, ministry, and fundamental teachings of the Christian faith.  The ThB program has a balanced approach to Biblical and theological subjects with an emphasis on the Biblical languages and doctrine.  Courses of study will be educational as well as practical and functional.


Master of Arts (MA)   36 credits

    The Master of Arts (MA) degree program provides graduate training with Majors in the following areas:

  • Counseling
  • Religious Education
  • Middle East-Judaic Studies
  • Ministry
  • Biblical Studies
 

Master of Divinity (MDiv)    96 credits

    The Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree is a professional graduate degree which is designed to equip pastors and others in ministry with the shills and knowledge required to serve in the area of their calling.

    The MDiv course of study is designed with required studies in Systematic Theology, exegetical studies in both Old and New Testaments and electives providing flexibility in choices allowing the student's special area of ministry needs to be met.  The completion of this degree is preparatory for Doctoral Studies.


Master of Theology (ThM)   96 credits

    The Master of Theology (ThM) degree provides comprehensive graduate training encompassing a thorough spectrum of Biblical, Academic and Ministerial Disciplines.  The ThM inculcates within the program an emphasis in the Biblical languages.  This program is preparatory for future Post-Graduate work and Institutional Education.


Doctor of Ministry (DMin)    36 credits

    The Doctor of Ministry (DMin) candidate focuses on Personal Development, Biblical Content, Administration, and Leadership.  The candidate also prepares a formal Disquisition over Six Submissions.  He will also attend approved national seminars of his own choosing and submit formal papers.  Normal time for completion of the DMin degree program is 18 months.  More of less time may be required depending on the candidate's discipline.


Doctor of Theology (ThD)   48 credits

    The Doctor of Theology (ThD) program is a graduate degree involving rigorous comprehensive research in the areas of Biblical studies, Theology, and Christian History.  The candidate must have proficiency in both Biblical Hebrew and Greek.

    The ThD degree is built on a Master of Theology (ThM), Master of Divinity (MDiv) or its equivalent with requirements of advisor/student interface, supervised reading and analysis, survey of scholars and related assignments.  The emphasis of the program being the completion of required studies resulting in the production of a scholarly dissertation.


Doctor of Biblical Philosophy (PhD)    48 credits

    The Doctor of Biblical Philosophy (PhD) degree concentrates on research in a Biblical or Theological Area.  The program design is that of Academic Scholarship.  While practical throughout, the program's primary purpose is extensive research with the aim of a propitious result that will significantly contribute substance to an area of Theological or Ministerial Discipline.  The Candidate is required to engage in intensive investigation and produce a Dissertation.   A qualified graduate level degree is pre-requisite for admission to the PhD program.