CLAREMONT SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY · UNITED STATES
MDiv in Ministerial Leadership: Future Church, Modern Ministry, Professional Coaching
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At a glance
36 mo
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Level
- 72 creditsTotal credits for MDiv degree
- 48 creditsRequired coursework and formation
- 24 creditsFree electives and denominational studies
- Hybrid courses availableFlexible learning options
This Master of Divinity (MDiv) track focuses on developing strong leaders grounded in Christian wisdom, ethics, and practice. It equips students to confidently and compassionately lead ministries in a diverse and rapidly changing world. The program integrates thousands of years of Christian experience with the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century, fostering cultural fluency alongside theological understanding.
Curriculum
The MDiv program requires 72 credits. Students complete 12 courses (36 credits) of required core coursework, 4 courses (12 credits) in a required formation sequence, and 8 courses (24 credits) of free electives and denominational studies. Specific requirements may vary for students seeking United Methodist ordination.
- Year 1-3 (Structure)
- Interreligious Dialogue and LeadershipTIR3001
- The Hebrew Bible in ContextTHB3007
- History of World ChristianitiesTHC3007
- Introduction to Religious EducationTRE3001
- Systematic TheologyTTH3036
- The New Testament in ContextTNT3003
- Introduction to Christian EthicsTEC3001
- Introduction to Christian Worship and the ArtsTWP3015
- Theories and Practices of Spiritual CareTSC3004
- Preaching in the Worship ContextTWP3013
- Religious LeadershipTCE3075
- Vocational PraxisTRE3040
- Formation: Spiritual PracticesTSF3008
- Formation: Cultural FluencyTCS3000
- Formation: Field Education ITCE3080
- Formation: Field Education IITCE3081
Careers
Graduates will possess the insights, empowerment, and empathy to lead in various ministry and professional settings within a diverse and evolving world.
- Ministry Leader
- Professional Coach
- Community Organizer
- Theological Educator
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For detailed information on fees and costs, please consult the university's official admissions and academic catalog resources.
How to apply
1. Submit an Inquiry FormFill out the inquiry form online to receive more information about the program and the admissions process.
2. Contact AdmissionsFor any questions regarding the application process or requirements, please email admission@cst.edu.
3. Review Requirements and DeadlinesVisit the 'Admissions Requirements and Deadlines' page for specific program entry criteria and important dates.
4. Submit ApplicationBegin your application through the 'Apply Now' portal on the university website.