Continental Theological Seminary

What you'll study

The structure is presented on the official course page as three parts: Core units (50 credits); a Specialisation in Biblical Studies (60 credits); and Elective courses plus a guided reading project (50 credits).

• Core units (50 credits): ACA401 — Faith and Purpose; BIB404 — Old Testament Foundations; BIB405 — New Testament Foundations; MIN401 — Introduction to Pastoral Ministry; THE405 — Introduction to Theology.
• Specialisation in Biblical Studies (60 credits): BIB601 — Methods in Biblical Studies (20 credits); BIB532 — Isaiah; BIB563 — 1 and 2 Corinthians; BIB562 — Romans and Galatians; BIB541 — Acts of the Apostles.
• Electives and guided reading project (50 credits): RES500 — Independent Guided Reading (10 credits); language and advanced text options including ANL402 — New Testament Greek I and ANL401 — Old Testament Hebrew 1; specialised biblical/theological courses such as BIB516 — John and Revelation; BIB552 — The Prison Epistles; BIB540 — Jesus and the Gospel; THE530 — Theology and Psychology; THE503 — Pneumatology; THE508 — The Trinity and Christian Life; MIN504 — Preaching and Public Communication; THE511 — Ecclesiology; HIS402 — Church History Foundations; MIN402 — Christian Spirituality; THE504 — Christian Ethics; THE501 — Christ and Salvation; MIN505 — Christian Ethics.

Entry requirements

The source page does not state specific entry criteria. Prospective applicants should expect typical master's-level prerequisites such as an undergraduate degree in theology or a related discipline, or equivalent prior study and/or ministry experience; check with the institution for exact eligibility and language proficiency requirements given instruction is in French.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly move into pastoral and ministry roles, Bible teaching, denominational leadership, or further academic research in biblical and theological studies. The programme’s emphasis on biblical languages and methods also supports roles in theological education, chaplaincy, and specialist writing or translation within faith-based organisations.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course page contains no funding details. Applicants should investigate university scholarships, external theological grants, denominational sponsorships and employer support; inquire with Continental Theological Seminary’s admissions or financial office about available aid and eligibility conditions.