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Master of Theological Studies in Bible and Theology (m.t.S.)
Program overview
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The Master of Theological Studies in Bible and Theology is a thirty-six credit hour degree program comprised of coursework and a capstone project. Students will work directly with our faculty and obtain an advanced understanding of Biblical and Theological Studies with the following courses:
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Introduction to the Old Testament I
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Introduction to the Old Testament II
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Introduction to the Old Testament III
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Introduction to the Old Testament IV
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Introduction to the New Testament I
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Introduction to the New Testament II
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Introduction to the New Testament III
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Systematic Theology I: Prolegomena and Theology Proper
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Systematic Theology II: Bibliology and Anthropology
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Systematic Theology III: Christology, Pneumatology, and Soteriology
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Systematic Theology IV: Ecclesiology and Eschatology
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Capstone
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While Master of Theological Studies in Bible and Theology students are permitted to work at their own pace, each course affords a maximum of 20 weeks for completion.
Master of Theological Studies Prerequisites:
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An undergraduate degree consisting of four years of full-time study (or equivalent)*
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Membership in a local church
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General Agreement with FTS' doctrinal stance
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*In some cases, students who do not possess an undergraduate degree consisting of four years of full-time study may
gain admission by exception. Students who desire admission by exception should indicate this on their application. Please see our academic catalog for details.
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Program Costs:
$60 monthly tuition subscription
$65 graduation fee
​To Apply:
Complete an application through our Admissions page and include your unofficial transcripts.
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