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Theological Seminary — United States
Rigorous and profound theological training at a higher level, focused on exegetical, historical, dogmatic, and ministerial depth.
Differences Between Master's and Theological Doctorate
Both programs of the Theological Seminary are 100% online, unifying classic exegetical depth with the flexibility of distance education.
- •Advanced studies in Level I courses
- •Duration of 02 to 03 years (1,500 hours)
- •Focus on academic preparation and baseline teaching
- •Deep research at Levels II and III
- •Duration of 03 to 05 years (2,500 hours)
- •Epistemological investigation and biblical languages
Theological Seminary Programs
Master's and Doctorate in Pastoral Counseling and Chaplaincy
The Pastoral Counseling and Chaplaincy program proposes an advanced training that integrates theological and psychological knowledge for the development of counseling and pastoral care skills in various contexts. The course articulates theory, research, and supervised practice, training researchers and professionals capable of offering qualified and theologically grounded pastoral care.
Master's and Doctorate in Theology and Religious Sciences
The Theology and Religious Sciences program proposes an interdisciplinary approach that establishes dialogues between theological thought and the different sciences that study the religious phenomenon, such as sociology, anthropology, psychology, and history of religions. This program responds to the growing demand for researchers capable of moving between different fields of knowledge in the analysis of the religious fact.
Master's and Doctorate in Systematic Theology
The Systematic Theology program aims to train researchers and teachers qualified to analyze, develop, and articulate the main themes of Christian theology in a coherent and comprehensive manner. The course provides a deep understanding of fundamental theological concepts, their historical evolution, and their contemporary application.
Master's and Doctorate in History of Christianity
The History of Christianity program proposes a deep and critical study of the historical development of the Christian faith from its origins to contemporary times. With a rigorous academic approach, the program examines the social, cultural, political, and intellectual contexts that shaped Christianity over the centuries.
Master's and Doctorate in Biblical Hermeneutics
Biblical interpretation constitutes the foundation of all Christian theological reflection. The growing complexity of the dialogue between the biblical text and contemporary contexts requires specialists capable of navigating hermeneutical challenges with academic rigor and contextual sensitivity. This program seeks to train researchers who can contribute significantly to the advancement of biblical hermeneutics.
Master's and Doctorate in Pastoral Theology
The Pastoral Theology program aims to train researchers and professionals capable of reflecting theologically on contemporary pastoral practices, integrating theological, psychological, sociological, and anthropological knowledge for the development of contextualized and effective pastoral approaches.
Master's and Doctorate in Biblical Studies
The Biblical Studies program proposes an academic and multidisciplinary approach to biblical texts, integrating exegetical methods, literary analysis, historical contextualization, and theological reflection for a deep and critical understanding of the Holy Scriptures.
Master's and Doctorate in Eschatology and Theology of the Future
The Eschatology and Theology of the Future program proposes a deep study of eschatological conceptions in Christian traditions and their relevance for contemporary theological thought on the future of humanity, creation, and history. The course articulates biblical, historical, systematic, and practical reflections on the "last things" and their relevance for the present.
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