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BACHELOR'S DEGREE

126 Credits

  • One Department

  • Graduation Thesis Required

MASTER'S

From 30 to 96 credits

  • Master's degree in Pastoral Studies (96 Credits)

  • Master's degree in Theology (30 Credits)

  • Other master's programs (56 Credits)

  • A graduation thesis is required for each course.

Doctoral

From 38 to 56 Credits

  • Doctoral in Pastoral Studies requires 38 credits including thesis

  • Doctoral of Theology requires 56 credits including thesis.

  • In addition, 38 doctoral credits are required for other doctoral programs, but graduation thesis must be submitted for each department

Theology

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It is a department established to produce future global-minded church leaders, and it is expected that you will excel in the fields of Kingdom Gospel theology, and Systematic Theology when you graduate. Based on Reformed theology, it explores theology based on the basic theory Calvinism, and the New Covenant, and conducts godly training to bring the church leaders to have a Global Christian worldview and serve the church and society responsibly.

Christian Education

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With its educational philosophy, the seminary maintains a Christian worldview based on Reformed theology, believes, and accepts the Old and New Testaments as the inspired Word of God. Furthermore, future leaders contribute greatly to the church, society, and family.

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GLOBAL MISSIONS

Educational purpose

The Department of Missions first experiences in the life of God the Kingdom Gospel that leads to salvation only through the New Covenant Jesus Christ. It aims to cultivate missionaries to effectively spread the Kingdom Gospel of Jesus to all countries and peoples of the world.

Educational Goals

To cultivate the basic ability of evangelists with international knowledge. We will equip you with the spirit and basic knowledge of a leader who can lead the times in the international community, and cultivate the basic ability to effectively handle missions from other cultures on the basis of evangelical faith and theology.
To equip students with professional skills in mission theory and practice. By cultivating various academic theories about mission from an evangelical standpoint and learning the latest information and contexts about mission areas through field-oriented learning and practice, we develop the professional ability to teach and practice missions globally around the world.

Have expertise in language and general circumstances of a particular mission area. Intensive study to make it easy to speak the language of a specific mission area of ​​their choice, cultivating a thorough understanding of the area's history, culture, religion, politics, and society.

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