(Pre-) Ministerial

Area of Study

Almost all theological seminaries require some undergraduate education. Most require a college degree. A broad general education is desirable. A satisfactory pre-ministerial program could be: a Interdisciplinary Studies degree or selection of a major in any humanities or social science area, focusing electives around a core of religion and philosophy courses as selected from the more than 30 hours available in these areas.

• Suggest Courses

• REL 213 - Introduction to Religion * Credits: 3
• REL 224 - Old Testament * (COM) Credits: 3
• REL 225 - New Testament *(COM) Credits: 3
• REL 237 - Religion in American Culture * Credits: 3
• REL 238 - Native American Religions * Credits: 3
• REL 250 - World Religions * (COM) (G) Credits: 3
• REL 331 - Women and Religion Credits: 3
• REL 454-554 - Environmental Ethics Credits: 3
• REL 353 - Geography of Religion Credits: 3
• REL 360 - Moral and Ethical Perspectives on Death and Dying Credits: 3
• REL 370 - Philosophy of Religion (COM) Credits: 3
• REL 402-502 - History of Western Religious Thought II Credits: 3
• REL 401-501 - History of Western Religious Thought I Credits: 3
• PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy * (COM) Credits: 3
• PHIL 200 - Introduction to Logic * (COM) Credits: 3
• PHIL 215 - Introduction to Social-Political Philosophy * Credits: 3
• PHIL 220 - Introduction to Ethics * (COM) Credits: 3
• PHIL 313 - Great Philosophers Credits: 2-3
• PHIL 320 - Professional Ethics Credits: 3
• PHIL 383 - Bioethics ** (G) Credits: 4
• PHIL 480 - Ethics of Globalization** Credits: 3
• SPCM 215 - Public Speaking (COM) * Credits: 3
• SPCM 201 - Interpersonal Communication (COM) Credits: 3