Wisconsin Lutheran College

What you'll study

Coursework combines surveys of Scripture with focused study in biblical studies, systematic theology and practical theology to provide theological breadth and vocational formation. Students follow one of three tracks: broad-field, biblical studies, or historical theology. The program emphasizes both academic understanding and practical application for Christian service.

Entry requirements

The source text does not list specific admissions criteria for the major. Prospective students should consult Wisconsin Lutheran College’s general admission policies and meet with theology advisors to determine required courses and placement.

Career prospects

The major is designed to prepare students for roles in personal or professional ministry and for further theological study. Because students are strongly encouraged to double-major, alumni have combined theology with fields such as psychology, history and English to expand vocational options within ministry, education, nonprofit work and related areas of service.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Specific scholarships or funding details are not provided in the source. Students should explore WLC’s general financial aid and scholarship resources and discuss program-related funding or assistantship opportunities with theology department advisors.