Theological Discipline - Claremont School of Theology

Theological Discipline from Claremont School of Theology is a Campus Master Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The Master of Arts curriculum combines training in academic content and methods, in the research skills appropriate to the study of religion and the various theological disciplines, and in the knowledge and sensitivity necessary for teachers and ministers to engage in dialogue across cultures and religions in the classroom and in congregations. All graduates are expected to acquire both breadth and depth of preparation in relation to their overall degree objectives. Breadth is established by taking a wide range of survey courses in the theological disciplines or by combining selected survey courses in the Christian theological disciplines with survey courses in other traditions or other academic disciplines. Master of Arts with a Concentration in a Theological Discipline (56 units) Students may concentrate in Hebrew Bible; New Testament; History of Christianity; Ethics; Philosophy of Religion; Theology , Practical Theology, or Pastoral Care and Counseling. Electives are clustered in the student's specific theological discipline and related fields, as approved by his or her advisor. In the final semester of study, the student completes a project, major research paper, or breadth exams as a summative exercise. This degree provides depth of study in a particular theological discipline and offers ideal preparation for persons who plan to pursue future Ph.D. studies . View more details on Claremont School of Theology . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.