
The Master of Divinity (MDiv) program at Regent College is designed to prepare you for ministry in today's diverse and complex world. You will study alongside classmates from various backgrounds and vocations, exploring how to communicate the Christian gospel creatively and effectively in a changing society. The program is grounded in Scripture, requiring a minimum of 30 credits in biblical languages, theology, exegesis, and hermeneutics, ensuring you graduate with confidence in your ability to interpret the Bible faithfully. Beyond academics, the MDiv fosters personal growth through a supportive community offering mentorship and guidance as you discern your calling.
The MDiv program requires 81 credit hours and consists of Foundational Core courses, Additional Requirements, and optional concentrations. Foundational Core courses establish a theological framework, while Additional Requirements provide practical skills for ministry. Students can also choose to focus their studies through various concentrations.
The MDiv program equips students for service in various ministry contexts, including churches, parachurch organizations, and mission work. Graduates are prepared to be passionate and confident communicators of faith.
Online learning is available for up to 39 credits.
The total onsite tuition for the 81-credit hour Master of Divinity program is $46,008, calculated at $568 per onsite credit hour. This applies to both home and international students.
The minimum completion time for the Master of Divinity program is 3 years, requiring 81 credit hours.
Yes, students can complete up to 39 of the 81 required credit hours through online learning options.
Graduates of the MDiv program are prepared for various ministry contexts, including church ministry, parachurch organization ministry, and mission work. The program equips individuals to be effective communicators of faith.
Yes, all students are required to complete a Birkman Assessment, which costs $750 and is typically done during their first year of Supervised Ministry.