Master of Arts in Religion - Biblical Studies Focus
The MA (Religion) - Biblical Studies (non-thesis - 52 credits / thesis - 60 credits). This focus has a core set of eleven Biblical courses upon which to build this degree. The student may then choose six electives and then finish out with either a captonse course option or a thesis option.
Department | Course ID | Course Description | ||
Languages (15 credits) | ||||
| BI600 | Intro to Biblical Languages & Interpretation | ||
| BL630 | Basic Hebrew Conclusion | ||
| BL650 | Basic Greek Conclusion | ||
| OT7xx | Hebrew Exegesis | ||
| NT7xx | Greek Exegesis | ||
Old Testament (9 credits) | ||||
| OT625 | The Pentateuch | ||
| OT635 | The Prophets | ||
| OT645 | The Writings | ||
New Testament (9 credits) | ||||
| NT625 | The Gospels | ||
| NT635 | Paul | ||
| NT645 | Acts, General Epistles, and Revelation | ||
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Non-Thesis Option | ||||
Electives (18 credits) |
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| Any 6 | Elective | ||
Capstone (1 credit) | RW749 | Capstone | ||
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Thesis Option | ||||
Electives (18 credits) |
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| Any 6 | Elective | ||
Research & Writing (9 credits) | ||||
| RW701 | Research & Writing | ||
| RW799 | Thesis | ||
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