Program Overview
Official program overview
The Associate of Arts in Theological Studies offered by the HBIU School of Divinity is an academically rigorous two-year program designed to develop foundational competencies in biblical interpretation, theological synthesis, historical inquiry, and research practice. The curriculum emphasizes progressive mastery of Old and New Testament studies, systematic and historical theology, introductory biblical languages, ethical reasoning, and spiritual formation. Graduates will be prepared for continued theological study, informed ministry engagement, and leadership within ecclesial and community contexts.
Program Facts
Program facts
- Academic unit
- HBIU School of Divinity
- Total credits
- 48
- Duration
- 2 years
Program Description
Official program description
Learning Outcomes
Student learning outcomes
- Demonstrate foundational competency in critical biblical interpretation and exegesis across both Old and New Testament corpora.
- Articulate coherent biblical-theological syntheses that trace canonical themes and doctrinal development.
- Apply introductory knowledge of biblical languages (Hebrew and Greek) to basic exegetical tasks and textual analysis.
- Construct reasoned theological arguments in systematic and historical contexts, demonstrating awareness of primary sources and scholarly methods.
- Evaluate ethical issues and articulate Christian ethical responses informed by theological reflection and social awareness.
- Design and complete a sustained research project employing appropriate methodologies in religious scholarship.
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