The PhD in Theology and Culture is designed for individuals who aim to lead with wisdom, compassion, and cultural awareness in a globalized world. This program combines theology, history, and social sciences to equip students for advanced research that addresses contemporary ministry and cultural challenges. Through an international learning community, students will grow intellectually, spiritually, and vocationally, preparing for roles in higher education, non-profit organizations, cross-cultural ministry, and global church leadership. The program emphasizes redemptive cultural engagement, fostering deep analysis of human flourishing, societal disruption, and mission from a Christian perspective.
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in higher education, non-profit organizations, cross-cultural ministry, and global church contexts.
Further details on admission requirements can be found via the 'Learn More' link on the program page.
The tuition figure provided ($27,675) reflects a tuition reduction. Specific details on how this is applied or if it differs for international students are not elaborated.