Earn your Master of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies with like-minded leaders in a safe, intimate learning cohort.
The Women’s Leadership Cohort at Denver Seminary is a space for women to receive formal theological training with the added benefit of learning in a safe community of like-minded leaders. This intimate cohort offers the flexibility of online learning as well as in-person connection, which helps provide deep connection to other students and faculty in the program. You’ll have the opportunity to deepen your love and knowledge of God and His word, which in turn impacts those you seek to encourage and influence.
PROGRAM FEATURES
- A closed, invitation-only cohort specifically for women, provides a safe space to grow with those you know.
- Students will earn a fully accredited Master of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies.
- A distance-based degree with specialized on-campus intensives in the Summer.
- Courses in Old Testament and New Testament biblical and theological studies, Christian Doctrine, and Church History, along with Mentored Formation and specialized offerings exclusive to this cohort.
- A set tuition rate that will never increase, amounting to a 25% discount and saving of more than $7,000 over the span of the program.
- Program will take 3 years to complete.
Master of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies
Within the Master of Arts degree program and the major in Biblical and Theological Studies, students gain a deeper knowledge of the Bible and its historical context, the nature and character of God, the person and work of Christ, and the nature of sin, as well as an understanding of major theological systems.
The MA Biblical and Theological Studies is a 40-hour degree that is a theologically rich, historically rooted, and contemplatively engaged approach to apprenticeship to Jesus as the essence of life. Students will learn modern strategies for discerning and interpreting the theology of Scripture.
Some of the courses you will take.
- Thinking Biblically and Theologically
- Mentored Formation
- Gospels and Acts
- Epistles and Revelation
- Survey of Christian Doctrine I and II
- Israel’s Early History and Poetry
- Kingdom of Israel and Prophets
- New Testament Theology
- Historical Theology
- Old Testament Theology and Religions
- Biblical and Theological Integrative Project
Why study at Denver Seminary
Our students are invited into high quality, rigorous education that challenges them academically and critically. We aren’t going to tell you what to think—we are going to help you learn how to think.
Our community is represented by over 50 denominations and is uniquely known for demonstrating steadfast dedication to the unchanging foundations of biblical faith, our commitment to charitable orthodoxy, and the deep relationships formed among faculty and students. Our beliefs are lived tangibly through the pursuit of faith-filled scholarship, missional commitments, and the work of our 6,000 alumni who serve across the globe, engaging the needs of the world and sharing the life-changing power of the gospel every day.
Get Started
Please click the link below to submit your interest, and we will be in close touch regarding next steps and the application process. Please reach out to an Admissions Counselor, if you have any questions along the way.
Kerygma Cohort Fund
Lisa Harper stands at the forefront of the Kerygma Cohort Scholarship at Denver Seminary. You can join her in supporting this fund.