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Religious Studies
International students may be very interested in pursuing a degree abroad in religious studies. The world covers a pantheon of beliefs and studying abroad may allow students to go where the foremost experts teach and practice the religions that interest them most.
Students interested in religious studies may specialize in a variety of areas including Biblical studies, Religious Counseling, Ministry, or Theology. They may be interested in specializing in the study of one religion such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, or others. Students should consider their career goals when selecting a program and a destination for their studies. Are you interested in being a pastor or a counselor? Are you interested in studying the holy books or ancient texts or in teaching at a university. Religious studies may prepare you for these or other paths.
Religious studies programs may also involve a cross-disciplinary approach depending on the school and program. For instance you may be able to combine your studies of religion with anthropology, psychology, sociology or other fields of interest depending on your goals.
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Bethel University
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Creighton University
Ministry
Master of Arts in Ministry APPLY NOW FOR THE 2009 WINTER/SPRING TERM ORIENTATION HELD ON CAMPUS IN JANUARY FOR THE 2009 TERM The Creighton University Master of Arts in Ministry is a professio
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Abilene Christian University
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St. John's University
Ministerial Studies
Students can prepare for professional ministry in the Church through the Master of Divinity degree at St. John’s University.
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Calvary Bible College and Theological Seminary
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Huntington University
Discipling Ministries
Our program prepares hearts for ministry and our faculty members are committed to seeing students fulfill their callings.
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Regent University
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Liberty University
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Lubbock Christian University
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University of Chicago
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Oral Roberts University
BA in Ministry & Leadership
The College of Theology facilitates Spirit-led growth and discipleship in students and equips them as ministers and leaders in the body of Christ.
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St. Mary's University of Minnesota
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LeTourneau University
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Nova Southeastern University
Family Ministry
The Graduate Certificate in Family Ministry is a program designed specifically for degreed laypersons and professionals in the spiritual community (i.e., churches, synagogues, mosques, temples, parish
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Iliff School Of Theology
Master of Arts in Specialized Ministry
The Master of Arts in Specialized Ministry (M.A.S.M.) is a professional master's degree for students who desire to work in some form of specialized ministry in congregations and other settings, includ
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New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
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Mid-Atlantic Christian University
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Assemblies Of God Theological Seminary
Doctor of Ministry
The Doctor of Ministry is an in-service doctoral degree for those who already have a Master of Divinity or equivalency and have acquired 3 or more years of ministry experience since earning their firs
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Amridge University (formerly Southern Christian University)
Theology
Southern Christian University offers upper-level undergraduate programs, master's programs, and a doctoral program which are designed to train Christian ministers, missionaries, counselors, and other
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North Greenville University
Master of Christian Ministry (MCM)
The T. Walter Brashier Graduate School at North Greenville University is the culmination of a compelling vision.
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Aquinas Institute Of Theology
Graduate Programs in Theology and Ministry
We are a Dominican-sponsored school partnering with the Jesuit-run Saint Louis University.
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Nyack College
Divinity
Alliance Theological Seminary (ATS) is an evangelical seminary committed to preparing servants of Jesus Christ through a variety of educational, hands-on ministry and personal formation experiences.
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Azusa Pacific University
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Bob Jones University
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Providence Theological Seminary
Biblical Counseling
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