Degree Program
Turner Theological Seminary (TTS), an institution of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, has a long history of training future ecclesial leaders “for a prepared ministry” with a focus on theology and leadership.
TTS currently offers a dynamic Master of Divinity (MDIV) program that prepares students with theological knowledge and practical skills to support a variety of professional pursuits. The MDIV program offers five distinct areas of specialization including Chaplaincy, Ecclesial Leadership, Sacred Music and Worship, Womanism and Justice and Justice-Centered Preaching for Liberation and Social Change.
Future plans at Turner Theological Seminary include the expansion of academic offerings with the introduction of new degree programs, including the Master of Arts (MA), Master of Arts in Africana Studies (MAAS), and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Theology. These additions align with Turner’s commitment to academic excellence and theological advancement, further equipping students for impactful leadership in ministry and beyond.
Master of Divinity Degree (MDIV)
Master of Divinity Degree (MDIV)
Earning a Master of Divinity (MDIV) degree from Turner Theological Seminary (TTS) indicates
that you have acquired the essential theological knowledge and practical skills required to
pursue various professional avenues. The Master of Divinity (MDIV) program provides extensive
education in ministry leadership and is often a requirement for ordination in various religious
organizations.
The areas of specialization of the MDIV degree are:
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Chaplaincy
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Ecclesial Leadership
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Sacred Music and Worship
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Womanism and Justice
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Justice-Centered Preaching for Liberation and Social Change
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Each candidate in the MDIV program is required to complete 72 credits, including 6 credits specifically allocated for capstone/field.
