The PhD in Theological Studies is a rigorous academic program designed for students aiming to contribute to theological scholarship and leadership. It focuses on advanced, integrative study across Old and New Testament exegesis and theology, church history, and systematic theology. The program encourages original research that engages with both historical and contemporary perspectives, equipping students to connect theological insights with global and ecclesial contexts. Beyond intellectual development, the program emphasizes the cultivation of theological virtues such as humility, charity, and spiritual depth, which are considered essential for lasting influence in academia and the Church. Graduates are prepared for roles in teaching, writing, and leadership within academic institutions, ministries, and organizations, fostering a scholarly identity grounded in comprehensive inquiry and a commitment to serve the global Church.
Graduates are equipped for roles in academia, ministry, and institutional leadership, whether in teaching, writing, or leadership positions. The program aims to prepare individuals for meaningful contributions to theological scholarship and global Christian leadership.
Specific admission requirements can be found on the program's admission requirements page. Applicants are encouraged to consult the academic calendar for detailed information and checklists.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Please refer to the university's finances and tuition pages for the most up-to-date information.