MA Theology

The Department of Theology offers a master's program aimed at giving students an integrated approach to theological studies, emphasizing, within theological specialties, the interaction of Judaism and Christianity in antiquity, and in historical, systematic and ethical approaches to theology. 

The Master's in Theology program seeks to develop scholars who can make significant contributions to theological research and writing, and college and high school teachers who can teach a broad range of courses. This broad theological background has enabled program graduates to enjoy enviable success in securing teaching positions at more than 200 colleges and universities, in church work and ministry, and in a variety of other education-related institutions.

Students considering careers in education may choose from three pre-academic specializations:

• Judaism and Christianity in Antiquity
• Historical Theology
• Systematic Theology/Theological Ethics

Students with other vocational aspirations may prefer one of the following specializations:

• Christian Doctrine 
• General Studies
• Theology and Society