MA in Reformed Theology Curriculum

Curriculum Requirements

The 36-credit Master of Arts in Reformed Theology seeks to equip, encourage, instruct, and inspire leaders of Reformed and Presbyterian churches and of the broader Christian community through the clear and coherent articulation of theology that is reformed according to God's Word and bears witness to the truth of Jesus Christ.

Required Courses - 18 credits:

• IN 510: Introduction to the Reformed Tradition
• BI 620: Interpretation of the Old Testament in the Reformed Tradition
• BI 630: Interpretation of the New Testament in the Reformed Tradition
• HT 520: Reformed Theology I
• HT 530: Reformed Theology II
• TSR 795: Capstone Project in Reformed Theology

Elective Courses - 18 credits of the following:

• HT 500: Early & Medieval Church History
• HT 502: Reformation & Modern Church History
• HT 615: Presbyterian History and Confessions
• HT 667: American Puritanism through Edwards
• HT 749: The Theology of Augustine
• HT 769: The Theology of T.F. Torrance
• HT 773: The Theology of Karl Barth
• HT 775: The Theology of John Calvin
• MN 501: Leading Christian Worship
• MN 616: The Psalms in Christian Worship
• MN 632: Preaching from the Old Testament
• MN 633: Preaching from New Testament Books
• MN 640: Proclaiming the Word
• MN 642: Expository Preaching
• MN 709: Worship in the Reformed Tradition
• Other elective offerings will be considered

Residency Requirements:

• MART students are required to attend one August residency and complete three credits at the UDTS campus.