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3. ACADEMIC PROGRAMSTypes of DegreesAreas of Specialization Study for MDiv and MAThe Doctor of Ministry Degree ProgramThe Master of Divinity Degree ProgramThe Master of Arts Degree ProgramThe Master of Religious Education Degree ProgramThe Master of Arts in Counseling Degree ProgramCertificate Program29
LINCOLN CHRISTIAN SEMINARY3. Academic ProgramsTypes of DegreesThe Seminary offers five types of degree programs: 1) the Doctor of Ministry(36 hours), 2) the Master of Divinity (75 hours), 3) the Master of Arts (48 hours),4) the Master of Religious Education (60 hours) and 5) the Master of Arts inCounseling (60 hours). The Doctor of Ministry is the highest degree awarded forvocational leaders who desire further study beyond the Master of Divinity. TheMaster of Divinity is the basic degree oriented toward ministry. The Master ofArts degree is oriented toward general theological studies, but includes a focusthat allows the student to specialize in a particular area. The Master of Arts inCounseling is a specialized degree equipping persons for leadership ministryin the area of pastoral care and counseling. The Master of Religious Educationis a professional degree preparing leaders for various educational ministries inchurches and Christian institutions. Specific requirements for each of these degreeprograms (and several certificate programs) are listed below.Areas of Specialization Study for the MDiv and MAThe Seminary offers a variety of areas of study that may be pursued as aspecialization within the Master of Divinity or the Master of Arts programs. Theseareas of study, based in one of the Seminary’s two fields, include:Bible and Theology Field Christian Ministries FieldBible:General Ministry*Biblical LanguagesPreaching MinistryGeneral BibleChurch DevelopmentNew TestamentChristian EducationOld TestamentLeadership StudiesTheology:Worship StudiesChristian ApologeticsPastoral Care & CounselingChurch History/Intercultural Studies (Missions)Historical TheologyBible TranslationContemporary Christian TESOLTheologyGeneral Theology*Master of Arts students who do not want to specialize in a particular area of study may pursue a“General Ministry” track allowing them to choose from a variety of areas.30
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