The Bachelor of Theology is designed to prepare graduates for ministry and leadership within church and community settings. The B.Th. integrates a well-developed foundation in Christian Studies with a broad and coherent theoretical and practical knowledge in theology and biblical studies. This includes exploration of the Christian tradition as developed historically and within faith traditions. It also includes engagement in the study of the primary texts of the Christian faith (Old and New Testaments) with reflection on how those texts have been interpreted both historically and in contemporary readings. General skills in communication and problem solving are developed alongside specialist knowledge and expertise in their chosen specialization. Theories are applied and professional skills are developed through practical assessments and work-integrated learning.

 Course Outcome

The Bachelor of Theology program imparts a general foundation in the biblical and theological disciplines. Distinctively, the outcomes of the B. Th. program are to prepare graduates who,

1. Demonstrate an awareness of the content and meaning of the biblical canon.
2. Apply the tools for sound exegesis of biblical scripture.
3. Are equipped for personal spiritual formation.
4. Can critique and use information from a wide range of sources.
5. Can provide effective Christian leadership in diverse organizations, institutions, and countries.

Course Structure

The course structure is based on a module system followed by an Examination [ total 5 Weeks] with eleven subjects of 2/3/4 credit hours taught each academic year. Apart from the online live instructional hour’s students are expected to view recorded lectures/documentaries as part of the instructional hours. To qualify for the Bachelor of Theology degree award, a candidate shall accrue an aggregate of at least 90-108+12 (Practicum) credit points. All the subjects are core subjects.

Course Content

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