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Bachelor of Arts in Divinity Studies: Theological Studies and Spiritual Care

Academic unitHBIU School of DivinityTotal credits96Estimated duration4 years

Program Overview

Official program overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Divinity Studies: Theological Studies and Spiritual Care at HBIU School of Divinity prepares students for advanced theological reflection, scholarly biblical interpretation, and informed practice in spiritual care settings. The curriculum balances rigorous study in Old and New Testament texts, biblical languages, systematic and historical theology, Christian ethics, and spiritual formation with applied competencies for chaplaincy and pastoral care. Graduates will be equipped to engage religious scholarship, lead in faith communities and service organizations, and pursue graduate-level theological studies or professional ministry roles.

Program Facts

Program facts

Academic unit
HBIU School of Divinity
Total credits
96
Duration
4 years
Specialization / Minor
Theological Studies and Spiritual Care

Program Description

Official program description

Learning Outcomes

Student learning outcomes

  • Demonstrate advanced competency in biblical interpretation, including original-language engagement in Hebrew and Greek and application of hermeneutical methodologies.
  • Articulate coherent positions in systematic and historical theology, situating doctrinal claims within the broader history of Christian thought.
  • Employ scholarly research methods to produce sustained theological analysis culminating in a senior research project.
  • Integrate Christian ethical reasoning and spiritual formation practices into vocations of spiritual care, chaplaincy, and ecclesial leadership.
  • Apply interdisciplinary insights from psychology, pastoral theology, and ministry studies to responsible, evidence-informed spiritual care interventions.
  • Communicate theological arguments clearly and persuasively in both academic and ministry contexts.

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