Ministry - Claremont School of Theology

Ministry from Claremont School of Theology is a Campus Master Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Claremont School of Theology has designed a Mentoring Doctor of Ministry Program that combines the best of communal and individual forms of study. The communal peer interaction is provided through two special Doctor of Ministry seminars and informal gatherings that meet throughout each semester. The specially designed individual component is provided through the strong faculty mentor relationship. Each candidate in the program is selected on the basis of an affinity of research interests shared by the candidate and a faculty member. In consultation with the mentor, the candidate chooses six courses (including specially designed directed studies) in the area of interest. It is expected that the D.Min. final project will reflect these research interests, and their impact on ministerial leadership. Every applicant to the program will submit a brief essay outlining the focus he or she would like to pursue in the doctoral program. On the basis of this essay and full qualification for the program, the accepted applicant will be matched with an academic mentor. The 32-unit program involves one full year of coursework (30 units) and one year to develop the project (2 units), according to the schedule below. The program may be taken on a part-time basis with coursework stretched over two or three years, provided the beginning and ending courses are taken in proper sequence. View more details on Claremont School of Theology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.