About Course
Introduction to Master of Theology:
The Master of Theology (ThM) program at Harvest University is designed to provide advanced and specialized theological education for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of religious principles, spiritual leadership, and theological scholarship. This program is tailored to equip students with advanced knowledge in theology, critical thinking skills, and the ability to engage in theological research and reflection. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in religious institutions, academia, and various areas of ministry.
Program Structure:
Year 1: Core Theological Foundations
- Introduction to Advanced Theology
- Biblical Exegesis and Hermeneutics
- Systematic Theology
- Historical Theology
- Theology of Ministry and Leadership
- Research Methods in Theology
- Contemporary Issues in Theology
- Elective: Comparative Religion
Year 2: Specializations and Advanced Study
- Specialization Elective 1: Choose from Theological Ethics, Biblical Studies, or Systematic Theology
- Specialization Elective 2: Choose from Church History, Practical Theology, or Liturgical Studies
- Advanced Biblical Exegesis
- Theological Reflection and Discernment
- Advanced Research Seminar
- Spiritual Formation and Ministry
- Specialization Elective 3: Choose from Apologetics, Missiology, or Christian Education
- Elective: Interfaith Dialogue
Year 3: Thesis and Practical Integration
- Thesis Proposal and Research Design
- Thesis Writing and Research
- Practical Ministry Integration
- Ecclesiology and Church Renewal
- Contemporary Theological Issues
- Elective: Theology and Social Justice
- Thesis Defense and Oral Examination
Note:
The program provides a strong foundation in the first year, covering core theological concepts.
Specializations in the second year allow students to focus on specific areas of interest within theology.
The third year emphasizes practical integration, research, and the completion of a master’s thesis.
Elective courses offer flexibility for students to explore interdisciplinary topics or areas of personal interest.
Practical ministry integration allows students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world ministry settings.
This program structure is a general representation, and specific course titles may vary. It’s recommended to refer to Harvest University’s official program guide or contact the academic department for the most accurate and up-to-date information on the curriculum and course offerings.
