Master of Theology (M.Th.) – Missiology
An advanced postgraduate theological program focused on mission theory, cross-cultural engagement, and contextual theological reflection, preparing leaders for global mission and academic research.
Program Overview
The Master of Theology (M.Th.) in Missiology is a specialized postgraduate degree designed for graduates who seek advanced theological reflection in the field of missions. The program integrates biblical theology, missional strategy, intercultural studies, and contextual ministry analysis.
Students engage in rigorous academic research while exploring contemporary global mission challenges. The curriculum includes eight core courses, an interdisciplinary research paper, and a thesis completed under faculty supervision. The program is structured to prepare graduates for teaching, mission leadership, and doctoral-level research.
Duration
Two academic years of advanced theological specialization.
Eligibility
B.D. or Master of Divinity (M.Div.) from a recognized institution.
Academic Focus
Missiology, mission theology, intercultural ministry, and contextual engagement.
Research Component
Includes interdisciplinary paper and supervised thesis research.
Global Perspective
Explores contemporary mission movements and cross-cultural ministry strategies.
Doctoral Preparation
Provides strong academic foundation for Ph.D. and advanced research programs.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate advanced theological understanding in mission studies.
- Critically evaluate global mission strategies and contextual models.
- Conduct independent theological research using scholarly methods.
- Develop mission leadership skills with intercultural sensitivity.
- Articulate a biblically grounded theology of mission for contemporary contexts.
Ministry & Academic Opportunities
Graduates of the M.Th. in Missiology are equipped to serve as mission leaders, theological educators, research scholars, and strategic ministry consultants. The program also provides qualification for doctoral-level studies, enabling graduates to contribute to global theological scholarship and mission advancement.