Master of Divinity (Academic Ministries)

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AccessCIU Study Track / Seminary and School of Ministry:

A combination of one-week intensive and online courses makes it possible for you to complete the following degrees:

A Master of Arts in forty (40) months

A Master of Divinity in sixty (60) months

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Master of Divinity (Academic Ministries)

Description:

The M.Div. (Academic Ministries) provides students with a comprehensive range of biblical-theological knowledge and practical skills for ministry leadership along with specialized skills to exegete, research, and use the original language to accurately communicate the Scriptures. It prepares students for a teaching ministry in a college or seminary context while positioning them for doctoral work, especially in Old or New Testament studies.