completed on the main Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Campus in Louisville, KY, in order to meet the accreditation requirements. As much as possible, the mix of field-based, online, and on-campus courses should be carefully planned in consultation with an advisor from the Billy Graham School. |
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| 1 Students who wish to gain a more comprehensive knowledge of Old Testament may choose to complete 20200 Introduction to Old Testament I AND 20220 Introduction to Old Testament II (6 hours total). 2 Students who wish to gain a more comprehensive knowledge of New Testament may choose to complete 22200 Introduction to New Testament I AND 22220 Introduction to New Testament II (6 hours total). 3 Students who wish to gain a more comprehensive knowledge of Systematic Theology may choose to complete 27060 Survey of Systematic Theology I, 27070 Survey of Systematic Theology II, AND 27080 Survey of Systematic Theology III (9 hours total). 4 Of these two courses, the one not applied to Great Commission Ministries may be taken as a Directed Elective. 5 As a component of this course, IMB students will complete Strategy Coordinator training. NAMB students must be involved in church planting work in North America. 6 This course is typically offered concurrently with FPO for IMB students who will meet weekly with a professor during the orientation period. 7 These courses are available only for students beginning the study of a new language and/or the acquisition of a new culture. 8 Students taking this course must be involved in or beginning their church planting work. |
Master of Arts in Theological Studies
Intercultural Leadership Track
Intercultural Leadership Track
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Special Note for students enrolled prior to Fall,
2007:
If you have matriculated into the MATSIL
program as a 36-hour student, you do not need
to worry about the 48-hour requirements. They
do not apply to you. New catalog requirements
are not imposed on students unless the student
allows four years to elapse without taking any
classes. Of course, if you desire to move to the
new catalog's 48-hour requirements, you will be
allowed to do so. The 36-hour program
requirements are listed here.
2007:
If you have matriculated into the MATSIL
program as a 36-hour student, you do not need
to worry about the 48-hour requirements. They
do not apply to you. New catalog requirements
are not imposed on students unless the student
allows four years to elapse without taking any
classes. Of course, if you desire to move to the
new catalog's 48-hour requirements, you will be
allowed to do so. The 36-hour program
requirements are listed here.