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Master of Divinity

Degree Overview

Degree
Master of Divinity (M.Div.)

Credits
96

Average Completion Time
3 Years

Format
Classes Available on-campus, or module and online

Related Degrees

  • Master of Arts in Biblical Studies, M.A.
  • Master of Arts in Theological Studies, M.A.
  • Master of Arts in Religion, M.A.R.

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Intense Discipleship Training for Your Career

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You Might Like This Program If...

  • You want to pursue our standard graduate degree for pastors, missionaries, teachers
  • You want to expand your understanding of Hebrew, Greek, and theology
  • You would like to visit Israel! Beginning Fall 2019, all newly-enrolled students in the Master of Divinity earn credit toward an expenses-paid trip to Israel!*

Curriculum Overview

  • Hebrew Grammar I and II
  • Greek Grammar I and II
  • Systematic Theology
  • Theology Capstone

Meet the Faculty

Dr. Douglas Brown

Dr. Douglas Brown

Seminary Dean; Director of Master of Divinity Program

Israel Trip for Master of Divinity Students

Starting July 2019, students enrolled in the Master of Divinity program can earn credits toward an expenses-covered trip to Israel. FBTS will cover the major expenses of the Israel trip, including airfare, accommodations, transportation, and the majority of meals. Students can take the trip as a course or as a capstone experience to the Master of Divinity program.

How the Program Works

Accumulating Credit toward the Trip

Applying for the Trip

Exceptions and Details

My education at Faith was well-balanced with deep theology and practical application. I credit much of this to the wonderful and qualified professors I was able to learn from. I appreciated that whatever I was learning in the class settings I would see my professors actively living out. I knew they cared about me and my walk with the Lord. I was not just a student, but someone they could disciple.

I found the preaching and Greek classes extremely practical in preparing me for ministry. God used Preaching to Youth to lay a good foundation for sermon construction and my Greek classes taught me how to exegete texts. Walking away from these classes I had a good understanding of what it means to preach the word.

Luke SnellBMM Missionary (Oberpfraundorf, Germany)l, Classes of 2012, 2015
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