Program Overview
Official program overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Divinity and Theological Studies at HBIU School of Divinity is an academically rigorous program that foregrounds advanced biblical interpretation, biblical theology, historical and systematic theology, and the languages of the Bible. The curriculum integrates critical scholarship, ethical reflection, spiritual formation, and supervised ministerial practice to prepare students for scholarly engagement, ecclesial leadership, and community-based service. Students will develop competencies in primary-text exegesis, theological synthesis, research methodologies, and the application of theology to public and social contexts.
Program Facts
Program facts
- Academic unit
- HBIU School of Divinity
- Total credits
- 96
- Duration
- 4 years
- Specialization / Minor
- Divinity
Program Description
Official program description
Learning Outcomes
Student learning outcomes
- Demonstrate advanced competency in exegesis of Old and New Testament texts using original languages and historical-critical methods.
- Construct coherent biblical-theological syntheses that integrate canonical and thematic readings across Scripture.
- Articulate and critically evaluate major doctrines within systematic and historical theology.
- Apply ethical frameworks and public theology to contemporary social challenges and ministry contexts.
- Produce a substantive piece of original theological research demonstrating academic rigor and methodological proficiency.
- Integrate practices of spiritual formation and pastoral care with scholarly reflection in ministry settings.
- Communicate complex theological ideas clearly and persuasively in both oral and written academic formats.
- Demonstrate professional and ethical leadership within ecclesial, educational, or nonprofit contexts.
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