Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) Program Overview
The Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.) at Reformed and Presbyterian Seminary is a four-year, Christ-centered program designed for individuals called to full-time Christian ministry. It equips students with a solid foundation in biblical studies, Reformed theology, church history, and practical ministry.
Program Structure
- Year 1: General core curriculum for all students.
- Years 2–4: Option to specialize in one of the following ministry tracks:
- Christian Education
- Church Music
What You Will Study
1. Biblical Studies
- Old and New Testaments
- Biblical Interpretation
- Biblical Languages (Hebrew & Greek)
2. Systematic Theology
- Doctrines of God, Christ, Salvation, Church, and Eschatology
3. Church History
- Historical development of Christianity with focus on the Reformed and Presbyterian tradition
4. Practical Theology
- Preaching, Pastoral Care, Leadership, Discipleship, and Evangelism
5. Specialized Tracks (Optional)
- Christian Education: Teaching methods, curriculum planning
- Church Music: Music theory, choir direction, worship leadership
Admission Requirements
- Calling: Clear sense of call to full-time ministry
- Church Life: Active, baptized member of a local church
- Education: Minimum 10+2 (higher secondary) or equivalent
- English Proficiency: Must pass the English Standard Test (EST)
- Ministry Experience: Mature applicants with 7+ years of ministry may be considered
Learning Environment
- Qualified Faculty: Experienced teachers with theological training and pastoral background
- Practical Training: Field ministry, internships, and weekend church service
- Community Life: Worship, prayer, mentoring, and student fellowship
- Resources: Access to a theological library and study materials
Admission Process
- Submit an application with academic transcripts
- Provide pastoral recommendation letters
- Sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with your church
- Attend an online interview with RPS faculty
- Pass the EST and placement exam
- Receive official confirmation of admission