Make the most of your ministry
Your calling is unique, but the call to Christian leadership in every field requires biblical wisdom, spiritual maturity and cultural awareness. Those are the qualities you’ll develop at Multnomah Biblical Seminary.
Whether you’re examining an ancient manuscript, representing Christ during an interfaith dialogue or gaining practical experience in our Mentored Ministry program, you’ll deepen your understanding of the Word and the complexities of modern society. And by the time you graduate, you’ll be ready to encourage hearts and share God’s truth in any setting.
| Master's level programs | Credits required | Offered online |
|---|---|---|
| Master of Divinity (M.Div.) | 78 | |
| M.A. in Christian Leadership (MACL) | 48 | |
| M.A. in Biblical Studies (MABS) | 48 | |
| M.A. in Theological Studies (MATS) | 48 | |
| M.A. in Applied Theology (MAAT) | 42 | |
| Master of Theology (Th.M.) | 24-25 | |
| Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) | 32 |
Accessible Programs, Flexible Scheduling
You don’t have to move to Portland for quality biblical and theological ministry education. We also understand that you are likely to be working while pursuing your education. To help you achieve your goals, we offer accessible programs and flexible scheduling.
- One-day-a-week courses. Most required second- and third-year courses for the M.Div. and MACL programs are typically scheduled on Mondays and Tuesdays, though some semesters may include Wednesday courses.
- Teaching sites. Attend classes in Portland, Ore., or Reno, Nev.
- Online. Check out Multnomah’s state-of-the-art online courses in the M.Div., MABS, MACL and MATS programs.
- One- and two-week intensive courses. Some required courses and many electives are offered as one and two week intensives that meet during Summer Term (June).
Our seminary is dedicated to the exposition of Scripture through the learning of the original Biblical languages as well as dialoguing with science for the purpose of training ministers to have more helpful and holistic conversations in the realms of faith and science. Explore programs relating to these initiatives below.
