549 Master's degrees in Christian Studies

Pastoral leadership in today’s ever-changing world requires theological conviction grounded in rigorous study. Join the Divinity degree at Fresno Pacific University to learn more. 

Whether you are called to the mission field in another country or to a cross-cultural context across the street, the Cross-cultural Ministry program of Dallas Theological Seminary can prepare you to love your neighbors well with the truth of the gospel.

The M.A. in Pastoral Ministry program at Seton Hall University equips students with the theological foundation and specialized training to answer Christ's call to serve in the Church today. 

The Master of Divinity (MDiv) degree at Wake Forest University stands at the center of the School of Divinity’s degree offerings. The program prepares students from diverse ministry experiences and theological perspectives for religious leadership. 

Master of Arts in Christian Ministry from Abilene Christian University is a flexible degree program designed to equip you for competent leadership in ministry fields such as youth and family ministry, children’s ministry and education ministry. 

Bible from Sewanee The University Of The South is designed for those students who intend to pursue further graduate education in theology or its cognate disciplines or those who seek additional depth of knowledge in a particular field of study. 

As you respond to God’s call to vocational ministry, a master of Divinity (MDiv) from North Park University is the foundation you need to seek ordination to Christian service.

The Christian Ministry program of Saint Paul School of Theology provides recipients with a deep understanding of ministry and theology. The MACM degree is perfect for individuals who seek to make a difference in the world through their spiritual leadership. This program prepares students to become leaders by offering courses that cultivate social, cultural and theological awareness.

The Pastoral Counseling degree at Loyola University Chicago prepares pastoral clinicians to provide therapeutic services in faith-based contexts.

Master of Divinity students in their first year at Boston University participate in Spiritual Companioning Groups (required in the first semester and optional in the second) that establish a framework for personal and spiritual formation that is integrated throughout the MDiv program.

The Pastoral Ministries degree at Santa Clara University, rooted in the Jesuit tradition, provides theological and pastoral formation for a variety of ministries.

The Department of Religion has developed two graduate program from University of Hawaii at Manoa plans leading to the MA degree: a thesis-based MA program (Plan A) and a non-thesis track (Plan B).

The M.Sc. Religious Studies at the University of Lethbridge is a research-focused programme delivered in person. Students can complete their studies full-time over 24 months or part-time over 48 months. This public university degree combines advanced coursework with a thesis, offering an optional co-operative education route.

Christian Spirituality from Creighton University combines graduate-level study, community learning, and a commitment to apostolic ministry.

This Religious Studies MA course from Queen's University focuses on the relationship between religion and culture (ancient or contemporary) and, furthermore, places an emphasis on contemporary theories and methods in the study of religion. 

The 81 credit hour Divinity (MDiv) degree at Aquinas Institute of Theology provides a comprehensive theological education in the Roman Catholic tradition that will prepare you to meet an evolving ministerial environment and needs of our modern and global Church.

Theology from Ohio Dominican University prepares you for life and work in ministry, as well as for further studies at the doctoral level. 

Rigorous study, spiritual disciplines and day-to-day mentoring form the core of ministry preparation in this redesigned program. Divinity Campus students at Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary learn and live in a vibrant seminary community, in a diverse city with opportunities for challenge and growth, and in a beautiful campus setting.

The Religion program of Claremont School of Theology combines academic excellence and opportunities for vocational exploration with the goal of preparing students for further graduate study, various forms of religious leadership and ministry, for general education and enrichment. 

The Theological Discipline program of Claremont School of Theology offers multiple areas of concentration and provides depth of study in a particular theological discipline.