78 Divinity Masters Degree Programs

The Master of Divinity is a professional degree designed for those who intend to work in the ministry. It consists of 72 credits, with courses in theology, Biblical Interpretation, Biblical Languages, Ministry Formation, Intercultural Studies, Leadership, and Counseling. The M.Div. the degree builds on PacRim’s M.A. in Christian Ministry program, which consists of 36 credits. Individuals who have completed the M.A. can apply all 36 credits toward the 72 credits required for completion of the Master of Divinity.

The Master of Divinity is a primary theological degree for students with a degree in another area. The Master of Divinity enables students to apply an advanced knowledge body in divinity and its associated disciplines in ministry contexts.

The joint degree program allows students to earn both a Juris Doctor (JD) and a Master of Divinity (MDiv), integrating legal education with theological studies. This combination prepares students for ...

Completion of the Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree and ordination to the priesthood are the normative credentials promoted by the School of Theology of the Pontifical College Josephinum for its seminarians. These credentials are conferred after completing the fourth year of studies in the School of Theology.

Join passionate Bible teachers in a comprehensive, pre-doctoral program that combines biblically-based evangelical theology with Christian ministry. The Master of Divinity program meets ordination requirements for pastor or chaplain positions, and it will prepare you for further doctoral studies and for church or parachurch ministry.

The School of Theology and Biblical Studies is designed to prepare men and women in the disciplines of biblical and theological studies by equipping them with the necessary tools to become transformative servant-leaders in local church ministries, the marketplace, global and strategic missions. Our Divinity degree is one of the many competitive master's degrees that we offer here at Lenkenson Global Christian University.

The Master of Divinity program (MDiv) is designed with the conviction that preparation for ministry is most effective when located in the local church. As a student, you remain rooted in your primary community, continuing to grow and learn in your place of life and ministry. Your studies and ministry complement each other as you continue to live out God’s call on your life and vocation.

The Master of Divinity is a three-year part-time residential programme orientated towards the practice of Christian ministry.

The Master of Divinity (MDiv) specializes in biblical interpretation and Christian theological heritage to build God's Kingdom and impact culture and society.

The Master's in Divinity program at Vanderbilt University focuses on preparing students for professional roles in various religious and spiritual settings. The program emphasizes theological study, pr...

Shiloh University’s Master of Divinity degree provides professional and theological graduate training designed to equip the participant for the continued study, application, and ministering of God’s Word.

The Master of Divinity program offers a comprehensive education designed to prepare students for various roles in ministry, leadership, and service. The curriculum covers core theological topics, incl...

The Master of Divinity degree prepares students for a variety of ministries ranging from service within a church setting to social ministries to chaplaincy to education. Students who wish to pursue additional graduate degrees (such as a ThM, DMin, or Ph.D.) would want to earn the Master of Divinity. The Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree requires a total of 90 semester hours. This degree program can be completed in a minimum of three years, enrolling in an average of 30 semester hours each year. Students may elect to earn the degree over a more extended period. The average student completes the degree in four years. A grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 grading scale is required for graduation.

The Master of Divinity (MDiv) is a first professional degree. It is designed to foster basic theological understanding and develop initial pastoral competence in students preparing for priestly ministry.

Although the specific constituency of La Sierra University and the Richards Divinity School is the Seventh-day Adventist Church, both the University and the Divinity School welcome students from other faith traditions. These programs represent the University’s recognition of these fields as scholarly disciplines. They provide appropriate contexts for those who wish to engage in research and writing or who plan to further their education in these disciplines or for those who want to develop skills for the professional practice of Christian ministry.