The Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies is a graduate programme designed to provide an inter-disciplinary exposure to the areas of biblical studies and missions. It provides advanced studies building on undergraduate training.
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30/60 Credits* |
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Duration |
Full Time: 1 year for theological Bachelor degree holders
2 years for non-theological Bachelor degree holders
Part Time: Up to 6 years |
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Additional Admission Requirements |
Candidates must have a Bachelor degree from a recognized University with a minimum GPA of 2.7. |
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Programme Objectives |
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Cognitive |
- Develop the knowledge of, and skills in, the interpretation and application of Scripture
- Understand the various trends in world missions and its implications for the local church and church growth
- Understand the nature of the church, its ministry and mission and the implications of these for missions work
- Understand how to live, work, communicate and minister effectively cross- culturally
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Affective |
- Grow in a deeper awareness of missions work and sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit
- Acquire compassion for the lost, and commitment to world-wide evangelism
- Develop a growing commitment to furthering spiritual maturity in themselves and others for the growth and development of the church
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Life and Ministry Skills |
- Effectively communicate the practical application of biblical truth with clarity and conviction
- Practically demonstrate skills in living, working and ministering cross-culturally
- Apply biblical principles to practical life situations
- Demonstrate professional skill competencies in the missions work
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Curriculum |
Core Modules |
No. of Electives to be taken |
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General |
Research and Report Writing*
Church History* |
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Bible |
OT Foundations*
NT Foundations*
Hermeneutics* |
2 |
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Theology |
Systematic Theology 1*
Systematic Theology 2*
Systematic Theology 3*
Pentecostal Studies
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1 |
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Ministry |
Homiletics*
Principles of Missions*
Biblical Theology of Missions
Cultural Anthropology |
4 |
Theological Bachelor degree holders are expected to have completed modules marked with an * in their Bachelor degrees. Otherwise, these modules may be required as deficiencies in the course of study.
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