CURRICULUM DESIGN FOR THE MASTER OF DIVINITY DEGREE

Master of Divinity Curriculum Design

The Master of Divinity requires ninety (90) hours with seventy-two (72) hours of required classes and eighteen (18) elected hours.  The curriculum is designed to address five core divisions of the program as outlined below:

The Witness of the Christian Call
 
12 Hours
Spiritual Formation
SPF 501 & 502
4 Hours
Contextual Ministry
CTM 601 & 602
6 Hours
The Benediction
BEN 701
2 Hours
 
 
 
The Witness of the Scriptures
 
18 Hours
Introduction to the Bible
BIB 501
3 Hours
Introduction to Old Testament
OTS 501
3 Hours
Introduction to New Testament
NTS 501
3 Hours
Biblical Hermeneutics
BIB 503
3 Hours
Electives--6 hours required
 
6 Hours
 
 
 
The Witness of the Church
 
18 Hours
Church History
CHH 501 & 502
6 Hours
Baptist Heritage
CHH 505
3 Hours
Theology
THE 601 & 603
6 Hours
Ethics
ETH 501
3 Hours
Electives
 

 
 
 
The Witness of Ministry
 
18 Hours
Preaching
PRC 601
3 Hours
Worship
WOR 601
3 Hours
Introduction to Pastoral Care
PAC 601
3 Hours
The Missional Life of the Church
MIS 501 & 502
6 Hours
Leadership in the Church
CHS 601
3 Hours
Electives
 

 
 
 
Witness in the World
 
6 Hours
Christianity and Culture
CUL 603
3 Hours
World Religions
WRL 607
3 Hours
Electives
 
 
 
 
 
Core Requirement
 
72 Hours
Electives
 
18 Hours
 Total
 
90 hours


Pastoral Care and Counseling Concentration

Baptist Seminary of Kentucky has designed a program that will provide training in pastoral care and counseling within the context of Master of Divinity studies.  This emphasis will enable students to take strong steps toward licensure or certification.  This program is offered under the direction of Dr. Wade Rowatt, Professor of Pastoral Care, and Dr. Rick Landon, Adjunct Professor of Spirituality and Pastoral Care.


Course Design    
Core curriculum   66 Hours*
Pastoral Care and Counseling   18 Hours
Electives
   6hours**
Required   9 Hours
Introduction to Pastoral Counseling PAC 600    3 Hours
Clinical Pastoral Education CPE 615 6 Hours
     
Electives   9 Hours
     
Psychology and Theology of the Family PAC 603 3 Hours
Pastoral Care with Small Groups PAC 605 3 Hours
Pastoral Care with Children/Adolescents/and Families PAC 607 3 Hours
Psychology of Religious Experience PAC 611 3 Hours
Pastoral Care:  Death, Dying and Grief PAC 613 3 Hours
Marriage and Family Counseling and Therapy PAC 615 3 Hours
Personality Theory and Abnormal Behavior PAC 617 3 Hours
   

*PAC 601 Introduction to Pastoral Care: Theory and Practice is part of the Core Curriculum and is a prerequisite for all PAC courses.

**Two electives (6) from any area except PCC may be substituted in place of the two required electives in the Witness of the Scriptures core area.

 

 

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