Campbell University

What you'll study

The program integrates classical disciplines and practical ministry training. Core areas named in the programme description include:

• Classical disciplines: biblical studies, church history, and systematic theology.
• Practical ministry: leadership, mission, and worship.
• Spiritual formation: ongoing personal and communal practices that nurture vocational readiness.

Entry requirements

The source text does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants are invited to apply and to attend open houses or visit campus to learn about prerequisites and the application process.

Career prospects

The MDiv prepares graduates for a range of ministry-related roles. The programme explicitly mentions readiness for:

• Pastoral ministry and church staff positions
• Chaplaincy in military, hospital, or prison settings
• Counseling-related ministry
• Nonprofit and community-based ministry
• A continued life of intellectual and spiritual formation

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not specify funding options. Applicants should contact Campbell Divinity School’s admissions or financial aid office and attend information events to learn about scholarships, assistantships, or other funding opportunities.