Graduate Degree Program

There are two (2) levels of study available in our Graduate Program of Studies, Master’s and Doctorate. Many factors influence a graduate program. The student’s previous education (theological or secular), ministry experience, their ministry ambitions, and their educational goals, and personal interest all have bearing on the courses which are assigned. Hence, there is no standard program for graduate degrees. However there are entrance requirements as well as some course requirements. The student however has some freedom in fulfilling the hours required from the General elective courses. All Graduate Degrees are earned through Kairos School of Theology.

Masters Degree

The Master’s Degrees are granted upon the completion of a minimum of 30 semester hours of study above the Bachelor’s degree including a submitted thesis of 6 semester hours. This makes for a total of 36 hrs. The Master’s thesis must be type-written on not less than 50 pages covering a topic researched in the student’s field of study. This thesis is a statement or theory put forward to be maintained or proven. The thesis must express the student’s point of view on the subject.

Entrance Requirements:

(Only one of the following is required.)

(1) A Bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies.

(2) A non-theological Masters degree.

(3) A non-theological Bachelors degree with one of the following:

a) 30 Credit hours in Biblical Studies.

b) 5 years confirmed ministerial experience.

Required Courses:

Th 301 The New Testament Church and Its Ministries

BS 303 Hebrews

BS 304 Genesis

BS 305 Book of Revelation

CM 201 Spiritual Authority

Doctorate Degree

The Doctorate Degrees require a recorded document of high quality scholarship. The document should be a minimum of 150 type written pages double spaced. These doctorate degrees require a minimum of 60 semester hours above the Bachelor’s degree and the same required courses of the Masters degree.

Entrance Requirements:

(1) A Masters Degree or its equivalent.

(2) Courses to be completed must be approved by the Academic Council.