Master of Divinity
Advanced theological training focused on ministerial leadership, academic research, and pastoral service — integrating in-depth study of the Scriptures, systematic theology, Christian ethics, and spiritual development to impact communities in contemporary contexts.
Program Overview
Master’s-level training focused on the development of theological thinking, interpretation of the Scriptures, and the strengthening of spiritual and pastoral leadership in church, educational, and community contexts with a global perspective.
Why Study This Master’s?
Advanced Theological Training
In-depth study of the Scriptures, systematic theology, and pastoral leadership.
Practical Ministerial Approach
Real application of knowledge in pastoral and community contexts.
Spiritual Leadership Development
Preparation to lead ministries and social impact projects.
Global and Intercultural Vision
Training oriented to contemporary multicultural contexts.
Professors with International Experience
High-level academic and ministerial guidance.
Spiritual and Ethical Growth
Integration of academic training with spiritual maturity.
Preparation for Christian Service
Training for churches, organizations, and community leadership.
What You Will Learn
- ●Advanced biblical analysis — in-depth interpretation of the Scriptures with a theological and contextual approach
- ●Systematic and doctrinal theology — comprehensive understanding of Christian doctrines and their contemporary application
- ●Pastoral and ministerial leadership — skills to lead faith communities and ministerial projects
- ●Christian ethics and social transformation — applying biblical principles to current ethical and social challenges
What You Will Work In
- ●Pastoral and ministerial leadership
- ●Theological teaching and Christian education
- ●Chaplaincy and spiritual care
- ●Social and community project management
Curriculum (48 Credits Total)
Quarter 1
| Code | Course | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MDV-100 | Cultural Anthropology | 3 Cr |
| MDV-101 | Theology and Anthropological Foundations of Man | 3 Cr |
| MDV-102 | Social and Cultural Foundations of the Church | 3 Cr |
| MDV-103 | Mythologies of Ecclesiastical Research | 3 Cr |
| MET 230 | Research Methodology I: Structure | 3 Cr |
Quarter 2
| Code | Course | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MDV-200 | Hellenistic Culture | 3 Cr |
| MDV-201 | Hebrew Culture and Literature | 4 Cr |
| MDV-202 | Philosophy of the Nature of Man | 4 Cr |
| MDV-203 | Man Facing the Question of God | 3 Cr |
Quarter 3
| Code | Course | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MDV-300 | Religion and Cultural Arts | 3 Cr |
| MDV-301 | Biblical Anthropology | 3 Cr |
| MDV-302 | Theology, Sciences and Literature | 4 Cr |
| MDV-303 | Introduction to Canon Law | 3 Cr |
| MET 231 | Research Methodology II: Proposal | 3 Cr |
Year 2
| Code | Course | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MDV-400 | Critique of Relation and Man’s Openness to God | 3 Cr |
| MDV-401 | Theological, Moral and Ethical Research | 4 Cr |
| MDV-204 | Historical-Literary Foundations | 3 Cr |
| MDV-801 | Thesis Presentation | 5 Cr |