BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY
Overview
The Bachelor of Theology is a four-year undergraduate program designed for those who intend to be fully equipped as pastors, missionaries, and church workers. It concentrates on biblical and theological content in depth, including an introduction to Biblical Greek and a substantial language and exegesis stream, alongside Christian Ethics, Apologetic, and Mission. Its aim is a minister who can handle Scripture accurately, think theologically about contemporary issues in local and global contexts, and lead with clarity and conviction.
By the end of the program, the student will:
- Gain a good working knowledge of biblical and theological content.
- Develop a deepening conviction to the teaching of God’s Word and the leading of the Holy Spirit.
- Commit to developing spiritual maturity in oneself and in others.
- Understand the nature and mission of the Church.
- Develop skills of exegesis, interpretation, and application of Scripture to practical life situations.
- Develop communication skills to present biblical truth with clarity and conviction.
- Develop professional competencies for local church ministry and the pastoral vocation.
- Develop the capacity to reflect theologically on contemporary issues in local and global contexts.
Who Is This For?
For those preparing to give their working lives to ministry – pastoral leadership, missionary service, or theological teaching and who want the fullest preparation the College offers.
It is also the pathway for Diploma students whose calling has deepened during their studies.
Admission Requirements
- Candidates must hold an HSC or O-level qualification or its equivalent.
- A student holding an MCE or A-level or equivalent may apply to upgrade from the Diploma in Theology to the Bachelor program after completing two years of study, provided a minimum GPA of 2.5 is maintained.
- Any exception to this GPA minimum must be approved by the Admissions Committee.
- A completed application form together with all required supporting documents.
Graduation Requirements
- Successful completion of a minimum of 108 credit units across all three curriculum areas.
- Completion of and a pass in the Ministry Practicum / Internship and all field education requirements.
- Demonstrated satisfactory spiritual development, ministry potential, and overall suitability against prescribed standards.
Core Curriculum Areas
- Bible – 33 credits
- Old Testament Introduction
- New Testament Introduction
- Acts
- Principles of Biblical Interpretation
- Introduction to Biblical Greek
- Bible & Biblical Language Electives
- Old and New Testament (18 credits)
- Theology, History & Religion 33 credits
- Man and Sin (ST I) ·
- Christ and Salvation (ST II)
- The Church and End Times (ST III)
- Pneumatology
- Christ