Religious traditions move humanity the way music moves our bodies. It’s a natural reaction. Soothing, stimulating, discordant or brash – for much of human history religion has been the spiritual soundtrack of our lives. Even as some try to tune out traditional religious influence, the sacred instinct remains. The transcendent hunger persists. The Master of Theological Studies exists so you can understand the multicultural composition of a community and work with, between and among its acute religious effects – in all their permutations: collaboration, restoration, integration, conflict, even studied indifference. If you consider inter- and intra-religious dialogue a sacred task, then getting grounded in Christian history and tradition is the first step to a resilient faith that can tune in to all the divine influences at work in the world.
Coup d'œil
Maîtrise en études théologiques
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48 credits (2 years)
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Entièrement à distance
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Creative areas of focus (below)
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Formation: Spiritual Pracictes
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Hybride
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No summative project
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Vocational Praxis
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Activism & Social Justice
African & African-American Religious Studies
Arts, Religion, & Culture
Comparative Studies in Religion
Constructive & Political Theology
Contemplative Leadership
Contemplative Studies
Études décoloniales
Dharma Traditions
Ecology & Spirituality
Ecological Civilization
Engaged Compassion
Ethics & Social Change
Bible hébraïque et études juives
History of Christianity
Interfaith Care & Counseling
Éducation interreligieuse
Islam in Interreligious Dialogue
Études jaïnes
Nouveau Testament et origines chrétiennes
Pacific & Asian American Studies in Religion
Philosophy of Religion
Practical Theology
Prêcher pour la libération
Études de processus
Religion & the Arts
Religion, Ethics, & Society
Éducation religieuse
Sexuality, Gender, & Religion
Formation spirituelle
Spirituality & Sustainability
Social Change
Théologie
United Methodist Studies
Date limite
21 nov. 2025 |
Printemps 2026 | Date limite finale |
1 fév. 2026 |
Automne 2026 | Délai prioritaire |
1er juin 2026 |
Automne 2026 | Date limite finale |