Online Seminary Bachelor of Theology in Systematic Theology

BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY IN SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY - B.Th.

Purpose:

The primary purpose of the Bachelor of Theology in Systematic Theology is to equip persons for competent introductory leadership in some form of specialized ministry in congregations and other settings. It also provides the foundations for a basic understanding of theological disciplines, with a concentration on Systematic Theology, in preparation for graduate study. It also aims to serve as a scholarly enhancement of ministerial practice and preparation for some forms of basic  teaching of Theology.

ONLINE SEMINARY BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAM CURRICULUM - SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY

Core Curriculum Total Credits: 60

Old Testament Survey
New Testament Survey
Intro to the Bible I
Life of Christ I & II
Introduction to Bible Study Methods
Life of Paul I & II
Introduction to Evangelism
Exegesis Book of Acts I & II
Introduction to Apologetics
Christian History I
Introduction to Missions
(4) Four Electives*

 

Major Curriculum Total Credits: 60

Introduction to Systematic Theology
Christology
Bible Study Methods
Exegesis Book of Ephesians
Pneumatology
Hermeneutics I & II
Exegesis Book of Romans
Apologetics I & II
Soteriology
Ecclesiology
Systematic Theology I & II
Church History
Interdisciplinary Theology Method
(4) Four Electives*

*Electives may be be completed through Life Experience, Educational Transcripts from other schools for other courses completed, or choosing open courses with Northwestern.

Degree Requirements: 120 Hours