Bachelor
English M.Div.

English Master of Divinity

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Our Master of Divinity (M.Div.) program is designed to nurture church leaders

who are prepared to engage and uplift diverse communities.

With a curriculum grounded in a mission-first philosophy,

we provide essential training in cultural competency for a varied ministry landscape.

We're dedicated to equipping you with the skills to understand and connect with evolving communities,

enabling you to lead with empathy and strategic insight in a world that's more connected than ever.

Program at a Glance

Total Credits 74 Credits
Years to Complete 3 Years
Delivery Platforms Blended
[On campus & Online]
Acceditation ATS,ABHE

Program Goal

Biblical Mastery: Attain a profound comprehension of the Scriptures at a Master's level.

Spiritual Formation: Cultivate a Christ-like spirituality for personal and communal growth.

Cultural Contextualization: Gain insights into diverse cultures and explore humanities and social sciences through a biblical lens.

Leadership Development: Build the essential skills for pastoral leadership and organizational stewardship.

To achieve the Master of Divinity (M.Div.) degree, students must successfully complete 74 units, which includes a core curriculum and elective courses of their choice.

Education Process

Core Course:
Biblical Theology
12
units
  • - OT525 Old Testament Survey 1
  • - OT530 Old Testament Survey 2
  • - NT540 New Testament Survey
  • - BS500 Hermeneutics
Core Course:
Theological Studies & Historical Theology
18
units
  • - TH503 Systematic Theology III
  • - TH501 Systematic Theology I
  • - TH502 Systematic Theology II
  • - HT504 Patristic and Medieval Theology
  • - HT505 Reformation
  • - HT506 Korean Church History
Core Course:
Elective (Elective courses are not available for listing yet)
8
units
  • - Elective
Core Course:
Practical Theology of Studies
15
units
  • - PT625 Preaching
  • - PT560 KM/EM Ministry in Context
  • - PT585 Counseling
  • - PT695 Apologetics
  • - PT595 Church Strategy and Polity
  • - PT 571 Pastoral Ministry
  • - FWI01/02 Field Internship I & II
Core Course:
Biblical Languages
21
units
  • - BG600 Greek 1
  • - BG601 Greek 2
  • - BG603 Intro to Exegesis
  • - BG604 Exegesis of New Testament
  • - BH650 Hebrew 1
  • - BH660 Hebrew 2
  • - BH670 Exegesis of Old Testament

Contact

Kim, Rubin

Dean of Research Grant and Development
SEVIS (DSO) Officer
Missiology

rbkim@ptsa.edu

562.926-1023 (EXT 302)

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