Theology and Culture - Northwest University

Theology and Culture from Northwest University is a Campus Master Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The purpose of the Master of Arts in Theology and Culture (MATC) is to enable effective witness and service both within the Christian community and to the larger society. Through exploration of the various influences on contemporary culture and theology, you will come to a better understanding of your own assumptions and those of your faith tradition. The program encourages the development of the necessary understanding and skills for effective engagement with cultural trends, social transformation, and the attendant challenges facing the church. The goal is to develop thinking and practice that is biblically informed and creatively faithful to the historic mission of the Christian faith. Overall Objective The overall objective of the MATC is to immerse graduate students in an integrated, comprehensive arts approach to theological graduate education that draws from the best of theology, philosophy, history, and biblical studies , thus enabling the student to engage in theological and spiritual reflection within a vibrant, Christian community. Program Structure Courses are offered on a scheduled rotation with one core offered each semester plus a couple of electives. A half-time student taking six credit hours per term can complete the program in seven semesters provided they follow the prescribed sequence, with courses scheduled across three annual terms. Our program is designed to accommodate the busy schedules of working professionals. View more details on Northwest University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.