
Toronto Baptist Seminary offers a range of undergraduate programs designed to equip students for Christian service. Options include a one-year and a two-year Bible Diploma, a Bachelor of Theological Studies (3 years), and a Bachelor of Theology (4 years). These programs are suitable for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of scripture, theology, and ministry, whether for personal growth, church involvement, or parachurch organizations. All undergraduate programs require a minimum of a high school diploma or its equivalent. The curriculum emphasizes a strong foundation in biblical studies, theology, and practical ministry skills. Students engage with core subjects such as Old and New Testament surveys, systematic theology, church history, and principles of Bible study, alongside practical components like fieldwork, mentoring, and internships.
The curriculum is structured around core areas of Scripture & Interpretation, Theology & History, and Ministry & Spiritual Formation. Practical components include fieldwork, mentoring, and internships. Credit requirements vary by program.
Graduates are equipped for various Christian service roles within local churches and parachurch organizations.
Please contact the Registrar to discuss program options.
Information regarding tuition and living costs is not available on the provided pages.
Applicants must have a minimum of a high school diploma or its equivalent. For specific program options or other questions, it is recommended to contact the Registrar.
The programs vary in length: a one-year or two-year Bible Diploma, a three-year Bachelor of Theological Studies, and a four-year Bachelor of Theology.
Graduates are prepared for various Christian service roles including Church Member, Church Worker, Pastoral Ministry, Church Planting, and Missions within churches and parachurch organizations.
To apply, visit the 'Admissions' section of the Toronto Baptist Seminary website and complete the online application form. You can contact the Registrar for any questions about the application process or program options.