Note: 1 US credit (1.5 European credit) is obtained by the equivalent of 12.5 hours of instruction (in a traditional classroom setting: 50 minutes over the course of one semester / 15 weeks) + required reading assignments + required academic papers + extensive oral examination.
Please note that standard roadmaps do not apply to post-graduate programs.
PRIMARY ASSOCIATED COURSES |
Code / Name
|
|
TPH-499  : Argumentation / Critical Thinking |
2 |
| GRK-200 : New Testament Greek |
2 |
| THE-333 : The Canon of Scriptures |
2 |
| BIBL-205 : Old Testament Review |
2 |
| BIBL-210 : New Testament Review |
2 |
| CH-310 : Ancient and Medieval Church History |
2 |
| CH-320 : Reformation and Modern Church History |
2 |
| PTH-340 : Martin Luther: Life and Writings |
2 |
| PTH-342 : John Calvin: Life and Writings |
2 |
| ETH-200 : Evangelical Theology |
2 |
| THE-481 : History of Development of Christian Doctrine |
4 |
| SOC-765 : Christian Denominations (North America) |
1 |
| PAT-601 : Patristics I (Early Church Fathers) |
2 |
| PAT-602 : Patristics II (Latter Church Fathers) |
2 |
| PTH-650 : The Historical-Critical Methods / Two Views |
2 |
| PTH-660 : Methods in Exegesis and Bible Studies |
2 |
| NT-220 : Gospels: The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ |
1 |
| BIBL-640 : Johannine Writings and Theology |
2 |
| NT-230 : Pauline Writings and Theology |
2 |
| DEB-400 : Comparative: Sola Scriptura |
1 |
| DEB-416 : Comparative: Predestination / Eternal Security |
0.5 |
| DEB-418 : Comparative: Church Organization |
0.5 |
| DEB-420 : Comparative: Infant Baptism |
0.5 |
| DEB-422 : Comparative: Revelation / Millenarism |
0.5 |
| PM-300 : Pastoral Ministry / Church Management |
1 |
| CM-099 : Preaching |
1 |
Total Credit Hours (US): |
43 |
Note: All courses available in the Euclid database can be considered elective, after review and approval by your Euclid counselor. Graduate level degrees may include a certain number of undergraduate electives. Likewise, undergraduate roadmaps may be built using graduate level courses. Again, prospective students are reminded that the final degree roadmap must be reviewed and approved by the Admissions Officer to ensure logical progression of subjects covered and conformity with international standards.
