M.A Christan Studies

About the program

The Master of Arts in Christian Studies program offers a unique specialization in Counseling, Social Work, Education, Pastoral Ministry and Chaplaincy providing comprehensive understanding of how Christian principles intersect with these fields. Students develop advanced knowledge and critical thinking skills and the spiritual foundation needed for impactful service and leadership. The program also equips students with a deep understanding of Christian history, teachings, and values.

The curriculum is vast and varied and includes introduction to world religions, biblical hermeneutics, systematic theology, psychology, ethics and social justice as well as research, fieldwork, internships, and practical experiences, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings.  

Eligibility

Bachelor degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% aggregate at graduation level  

Salient Features of the Programme 

• Gain profound understanding of the sacred scripture, exploring the Old and New Testaments, and their relevance in today's world. 
• Engage in thought-provoking discussions on the nature of God, Christology, and other key theological concepts. 
• Highly experienced and knowledgeable faculty members dedicated to providing a transformative education in Christian studies.
• Develop intellectually, spiritually, and emotionally as you deepen your understanding of Christianity and its impact on individuals and society. 
• Enhance your faith journey and develop a deeper relationship with God through reflection, prayer, and community engagement. 
• Trace the development of Christianity through the centuries, examining influential figures, significant events, and the growth of the global Christian community. 
• Cultivate analytical skills and a discerning mindset as you engage in complex theological concepts and texts. 

Career Prospects 

Students who have completed the master’s degree in Christian study can opt for diverse roles in ministry, counseling, education, non-profit organizations, and more, where a strong foundation in Christian studies is highly valued. Some of the career prospects include: 

• Pastor 
• Evangelist 
• Missionary 
• Chaplain 
• Counselor 
• Teacher/Lecturer/Professor 
• Translator 
• Writer 
• Social Worker 
• Journalist 
• Instructor 
• Youth Minister 
• Sunday School Leader 
• Church Director 
• Researcher 
• Minister 

Students interested in higher education can also pursue their Ph.D. in: 
Theology | Biblical Studies | Leadership | Counseling | Social Work