Master of Arts in Theology, Major in Biblical Studies

About this Program

The Master of Arts in Theology, Major in Biblical Studies at FEBIAS College of Bible offers an in-depth exploration of biblical texts and their theological implications. Students undergo rigorous theological study in preparation for effective leadership, teaching, and scholarly roles within the church and broader Christian community.

Program highlights

Throughout their period of study in the Master of Arts in Theology, Major in Biblical Studies program, students are expected to undergo the following:

Learning outcomes

Upon completing the Master of Arts in Theology, Major in Biblical Studies, students will have developed:

  • A deep understanding of the historical and cultural contexts of the Old and New Testaments
  • The ability to apply advanced exegetical and hermeneutical methods to interpret and analyze biblical texts
  • The ability to engage critically with contemporary theological issues and offer biblically grounded perspectives
  • Effective communication of theological insights in both written and verbal formats
  • Expertise in biblical interpretation and scholarly research methods
  • Enhanced leadership abilities for guiding and mentoring within ministry contexts

Vocation and career opportunities

Graduates of this program are well-equipped for roles such as:

  • Theological Educator or instructor in seminaries and colleges
  • Leader or Advisor in Christian nonprofit organizations
  • Academic Writer
  • Bible Translator
  • Participant in other biblical scholarly endeavors
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