Christ-centered. Ministry-focused.
Divinity
Explore your God-given calling while elevating your ministry at North Greenville University.
God’s Glory. Your Calling.
You shouldn’t have to choose between academic growth and practical ministry. That’s why our Master of Divinity program integrates an in-class curriculum with real-world impact. Explore classical theological and biblical frameworks in Old Testament, New Testament, and biblical interpretation. Engage applied disciplines such as evangelism, missions, discipleship, and spiritual formation.
Prepare for meaningful ministry and increase your impact as a Christian leader who makes a difference. Pastor, church planter, missionary, missions director, parachurch minister, and more. Elevate your calling with a Master of Divinity at North Greenville University.
Choose from the following concentrations to specialize in the area of your interest:
- Biblical and Theological Concentration
- Counseling and Pastoral Concentration
- General Concentration
What Can I Do with a Master of Divinity?
Pursuing a divinity degree is a pathway to deepening your understanding of theology, spirituality, and religious studies. It is a journey of intellectual and spiritual exploration, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to engage in meaningful religious leadership, pastoral care, and community service.
By studying sacred texts, theological doctrines, and the history of religions, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of faith tradition and develop the ability to engage with complex religious and ethical issues. Embrace the opportunity to serve as a religious leader, guide others in their spiritual journeys, foster dialogue, and contribute to the well-being of communities through the application of theological insights and compassionate service.
Chaplain
Church Administrator
Missionary
Pastor
Religious Educator
Theologian
Study Ministry from a Biblical Perspective
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Degree Requirements
Hermeneutics
Church History 1: Early Church to Pre-Reformation
Church History 2: The Protestant Reformation to the Modern Church
Spiritual Formation
Introduction to Evangelism
Servant Leadership
Basic Pastoral Counseling
Old Testament Survey
New Testament Survey
Systematic Theology 1
Systematic Theology 2 -
Major Elective Options
Historical/Theological/Ethical Elective
Practical Elective
Biblical Studies – Complete four Biblical Studies courses. Must complete at least one Old Testament course and one New Testament course at the 4000-level.
