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Year 3 (2014-2015) Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits CH 500 4 CH Elective 4 BS, PT, Gen. Elective, Concentration OT 500 4 OT 501 4 OT 502 or BS, PT, Gen. Elective, Concentration Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 Year 4 (2015-2016) Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits CT 601 4 CT 602 4 CT Elective 4 4 4 Year 6 (2017-2018) Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits PM 514 4 PM 804 4 MM 631 4 CF 501 4 IT 695 2 BS, PT, Gen. Elective, Concentration Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 *Students may take IT500 online in the summer, which will reduce the number of hours taken during the Fall quarter. 4 PM 513 4 PM 511 4 PM 695 or BS, PT, Gen. Elective, Concentration 4 NOTE: Italicized courses are taken as part of the Columbus M.Div. Cohort Program. Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 Year 5 (2016-2017) Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits SF 700 4 PM 706 4 PM 512 4 BS, PT, or Gen. Elective or Concentration 4 PM 750 or BS, PT, or Gen. Elective or Concentration 4 CP 621 4 Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 Total Credits 8 131 Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions. Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions. 132
MASTER OF ARTS IN PRACTICAL THEOLOGY (86 QUARTER HOURS) Purpose of the Master of Arts in Practical Theology (M.A.P.T.) Degree The primary purpose of the Master of Arts in Practical Theology (M.A.P.T.) degree is to equip persons for competent leadership in some form of ministry in congregations and other settings ( see Standards of Accreditation, § C.1.0). Students earning the Master of Arts in Practical Theology must complete 86 quarter hours with a minimum grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 grading scale. Each track includes 44 quarter hours of core courses. All M.A.P.T. students will also take IT 694 Field Study Formation, PM 706 Person in Ministry, and IT 790 Senior Seminar. In pursuing this degree, students must choose either a major only track or a major/ Practical Theology electives track. The major only track includes 32 quarter hours of courses in one area of study (General Ministry, Black Church Studies, or Pastoral Counseling and Care). The second track, the major/Practical Theology electives track, divides 32 quarter hours into two sections (20 hours in one area and 12 hours in Practical Theology electives). Learning Outcomes for the Master of Arts in Practical Theology Degree Graduates of Ashland Theological Seminary’s Master of Arts in Practical Theology degree will be able to: Articulate and critically reflect upon their understanding of: CORE IDENTITY, rooted in Christ, as the source from which life and ministry flow. CHARACTER that reflects maturity in Christ. CALLING that is foundational for servant leadership in the church, community, and world. Demonstrate COMPETENCE in the disciplines and skills relevant to Christian ministry: Understand the content and articulate the major themes of Scripture, Christian doctrine, and church history. Demonstrate proficiency in biblical exegesis and theological reflection. Integrate biblical, historical, and theological reflection with the practice of ministry. Demonstrate leadership in specialized ministry skills based on selected major. Master of Arts in Practical Theology Requirements M.A.P.T. students must complete 86 credit hours from the following: ATS Institutional Core 44 hours M.A.P.T. Core 10 hours M.A.P.T. Major OR 32 hours Major with PT Electives ATS Institutional Core (44 credit hours): IT 500 Introduction to Theological Education 4 hours IT 502 Foundations of Bible Study 4 hours IT 503 Theology of Scripture in Ministry 4 hours OT 511 Old Testament I 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 OT 512 Old Testament II 4 hours Prereq.: OT 511 NT 511 New Testament I 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 NT 512 New Testament II* 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 CH 500 Survey of Church History 4 hours Church History Elective 4 hours Prereq.: CH 500 CT 601 Christian Theology I 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 or IT 503 CT 602 Christian Theology II 4 hours Prereq.: IT 502 or IT 503 M.A.P.T. Core (10 credit hours): IT 694 Field Study PM 706 Person in Ministry IT 790 Senior Seminar 2 hours 4 hours 4 hours M.A.P.T. Options (32 credit hours/20 credit hours + 3 PT Electives): General Ministry Major ONLINE (32 credit hours) General Ministry Major (32 credit hours) Black Church Studies Major (32 credit hours) Chaplaincy Major (20 credit hours + 3 PT Electives) Christian Formation Major (20 credit hours + 3 PT Electives) Evangelism/Church Renewal and Missions Major (20 credit hours + 3 PT Electives) Pastoral Counseling and Care Major (32 credit hours) Spiritual Formation Major (20 credit hours + 3 PT Electives) Specialized Ministry Major (20 credit hours + 3 PT Electives) *It is recommended that student take NT511 before NT512, although not required. See the next pages for course requirements of each major. 133 Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions. Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions. 134
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