Sacred Theology (STB and MDiv)

The Bachelor of Sacred Theology and Master of Divinity program is a 99-credit-hour degree program.

Coursework includes:

• Foundational Courses (21 credits): Covering history and method in theology, Christian moral life, patristic theology, liturgy and sacraments, pastoral theology, Christian spirituality, and canon law.
• Systematic Theology (15 credits): Topics include revelation and faith, theology of God, Christian anthropology, Christology, theology of the Church, and Christian eschatology.
• Liturgical Studies and Sacramental Theology (6 credits): Courses such as sacraments of initiation, Eucharist, ordained ministries, and sacraments of reconciliation and anointing.
• Moral Theology (9 credits): Focus on marriage, Christian social and political ethics, and biomedical ethics.
• Scripture (15 credits): Two courses each from Old Testament and New Testament offerings, plus one additional course from either set.
• Church History (3 credits): One course in church history.
• Academic Electives (9 credits): Courses chosen based on student interests.
• Pastoral Ministry (15 credits): Including six credits of basic supervised ministry.
• Ministry Seminars (6 credits): Specialized seminars related to pastoral ministry.

Language Requirement:

• Students must have a reading knowledge of Latin, which must be satisfied by the end of the first fall semester.

Practical Components:

• Students must complete supervised ministry and practicum experiences as part of their pastoral training.

$1,160 / credit hour

More information about this degree is available on the School website or by request from our Admissions team.