UDTS and Theology Matters (TM) have partnered together to offer the 36-credit Master of Arts in Reformed Theology focused on a Reformed understanding of the Scriptures and study of classic texts and practiced valued by the Reformed tradition.
Program Distinctive
- Learn from UDTS faculty and pastor-scholars who have extensive experience serving in local church contexts. Benefit from a unique blend of scholarly expertise and real-world ministry experience.
- This program offers a flexible hybrid format, integrating online and face-to-face learning in residencies in Dubuque, Iowa and other locations.
Career Enhancement and Future Academic Study
- Prepare for leadership roles in the church and beyond, whether ordained or non-ordained. Strengthen your ministry as a pastor, commissioned lay pastor, elder, deacon, teacher, or transitioning into a Reformed or Presbyterian denomination.
- For those aspiring to doctoral work, this program lays a solid foundation. Whether your passion lies in theology, philosophy, church history, biblical studies, or the humanities, the Master of Arts in Reformed Theology equips you for advanced academic pursuits.
Admission to Master of Arts in Reformed Theology
- For admission into the Master of Arts in Reformed Theology program, we encourage a broad baccalaureate preparation. Studies in world history, philosophy, languages and literature, the natural sciences, the social sciences, music and other fine arts, and religion are recommended. In special cases, applicants to Master of Arts degree programs who do not meet all the academic qualifications, may be admitted on provisional student status.
- Applicants will complete an application; submit required essays; provide documentation of work history, official transcripts, and letters of recommendation. A background check is required for all applicants. Applications for degree programs are reviewed without prejudicial regard to race, ethnic origin, sex, marital status, citizenship, physical handicap or age.