The PhD program in Hebrew Bible and Jewish Studies at Claremont School of Theology offers advanced training for students aiming for careers in research and teaching. It focuses on the critical interpretation of the Hebrew Bible and the history of Judaism and Jewish Thought. The program requires a strong foundation in ancient biblical languages like Hebrew and Aramaic, as well as modern research languages such as German, French, and modern Hebrew. Students will engage in the critical study of the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic literature, medieval and modern Jewish thought, and Jewish history from antiquity to the present.

PhD

Level

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Tuition

60 mo

Duration

Claremont School of Theology · United States

PhD in Religion: New Testament and Christian Origins

The PhD program in New Testament and Christian Origins at Claremont School of Theology offers advanced academic training focused on the critical interpretation of ancient Christian texts. This program prepares students for careers in research and teaching within higher education, as well as for roles in religious and community service, and other related fields. The curriculum emphasizes the study of New Testament and related literature within the broader contexts of post-biblical Judaism, classical Greek and Hellenistic literature, ancient philosophy and religion, and the cultures of the early Roman Empire.

Claremont School of Theology · United States

Theology and Leadership Programs

Claremont School of Theology (CST) offers graduate programs designed to equip leaders for compassionate service, justice advocacy, and fostering belonging in diverse communities. Our programs provide advanced theological education, encouraging critical thinking and practical application to address contemporary societal challenges. Through a rich academic environment, students explore various religious traditions and leadership models, preparing them for impactful roles in ministry, chaplaincy, community organizing, and academic pursuits. At CST, you will engage with a world-class faculty and a vibrant student body representing a wide range of faith backgrounds and life experiences. The curriculum emphasizes the integration of theological knowledge with practical skills, enabling graduates to respond effectively to complex social issues. Our interreligious commitment fosters a deep understanding and respect for diverse faiths, promoting dialogue and collaboration for a more just and peaceful world. Our alumni are actively engaged in diverse leadership roles, from revitalizing congregations and providing spiritual care in challenging environments to advocating for social justice and leading interfaith initiatives. CST is dedicated to fostering leaders who can navigate complex contexts with wisdom, compassion, and a commitment to transformative action.