Introduction

General Graduate School

Introduction to the Graduate School.

Adapting to globalization, the General Graduate School of Theology aims to cultivate interdenominational leaders and theologians with professionalism and academic excellence.

Educational Purpose:

The purpose is to train evangelical leaders with scholarly and faithful character who contribute to church, nation, and global development.

This includes:

Cultivating character and faith based on evangelical spirituality.

Introducing and researching traditional and contemporary theological trends.

Pursuing deep academic study to effectively contribute to church, nation, and world development.

Degree Programs:

sortation			content	completion credit	detailed major
semester system	The master's course	M.A	2 years	27 credits	- Old Testament - New Testament - Systematic Theology - Historical Theology - Practical Theology - Missiology - Christian Counseling - Biblical Exegesis - Biblical Preaching
	The master's course	Master of Theology Th.M.	2 years	27 credits.
	Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)		3 years	36 credits.
	Combined Master's and Doctoral Program (Ph.D.)		4 years	554 credits.