The Master of Divinity program is a professional graduate degree beyond the Bachelor of Arts or equivalent, designed to equip students for effective ministry. There two tracks in this program. Master of Divinity Biblical Language Track

Master of Divinity None Language Track

Successful completion of the program requires students to take full program credit units and a final research\Thesis project. Students from other accredited institutions can transfer courses that meets school Transfer policies

Women’s Studies is interdisciplinary. It relates to and exists within historically defined and newly emerging disciplines. The goal is to critically question foundational tenets of knowledge. It asks what counts as knowledge and whose knowledge counts in matters concerning women. As such, the field concerns itself with rethinking and redefining core assumptions about women, gender, race, class and sexuality in ways that identify and redress social, historical, economic, political and cultural inequalities. The field directs itself to developing critical knowledge and implementing world-building practices of justice and equality in national and international contexts. Majors and minors in Women’s Studies thus engage in innovative and scholarly history, theory, research and activism across a broad band of academic study toward what is proposed as feminism’s broader project of creating new kinds of questions, forms of expression, representation, knowledge and epistemology. To be credited, a course must be completed with a passed grade.

A final project is required for graduation. Students will write a research paper or Thesis ad defend upon course completion.