Graduate
Master in Biblical Theology
A graduate program in a cohort model that brings together twenty to thirty students to complete the four terms together, with twelve weeks per period and an integrative final project.
- Spanish
48units
- 12
- weeks per termEach term alternates a synchronous session and an asynchronous session, week by week.
- ES
- language of instructionMaster classes are currently offered in Spanish only.
- 1st and 3rd
- Saturday of each monthLive sessions run from 9:00 to 16:15, with a midday break.
- IFP
- integrative final projectSeven units across two courses that integrate theology, context, and ministry practice.
The program
The degree that sustains a lifetime of ministry
The Master in Biblical Theology is built on a cohort model. Twenty to thirty students enter together and study together for the entire program, which sustains the academic pace and creates a ministry network that outlasts the degree itself.
Each term runs across twelve weeks that alternate a live synchronous session with an asynchronous online component. Live sessions take place on the first and third Saturday of each month. Weekly work is submitted through the College platform and may take the form of forums, faculty video sessions, or other formats defined by each course.
The program closes with the Integrative Final Project, divided into two consecutive courses, where students connect what they have learned with the concrete reality of the ministry they serve.
Required courses
Curriculum
48Total units
18 courses
Filter by area
Required courses
The catalog presents the Master as a single plan of required courses. They are grouped here by area of study for easier reading.
48 units
GBI500ESP4
Biblical Languages and Interpretation
GBI501ESP4
Biblical Themes: Old Testament
GBI502ESP4
Biblical Themes: New Testament
GTP500ESP2
Practical Theology
GTP502ESP2
Theology of Mission
GTP503ESP2
Theology of Ministerial Leadership
GHI502ESP4
Church History: The Reformation
GFE500ESP2
Spiritual Formation
GFE501ESP2
Ministry and Self-Care
GTP505ESP2
Foundations for Biblical Counseling
GMI500ESP2
Ministry Life in Context
GMI501ESP2
Contemporary Issues
GMI502ESP2
Preaching and Worship
GTP504ESP3
Practical Theology in Intercultural Settings
GFE502ESP2
Ethics across Cultures
GFE503ESP2
Cultural Intelligence
GPF600ESP3
Integrative Final Project I
GPF601ESP4
Integrative Final Project II
This program is subject to change.
Academic year 2026 · 2027
Academic calendar
Fall
August 22
Week 1
Live session
August 29
Week 2
Online component
September 5
Week 3
Live session
September 12
Week 4
Online component
September 19
Week 5
Live session
September 26
Week 6
Online component
October 3
Week 7
Live session
October 10
Week 8
Online component
October 17
Week 9
Live session
October 24
Week 10
Online component
October 31
Week 11
Live session
November 7
Week 12
Optional, set by professor
Winter
November 14
Week 1
Live session
November 21
Week 2
Online component
November 28
Week 3
Live session
December 5
Week 4
Online component
December 12
Week 5
Live session
December 19 to January 10
Winter break
Break
January 16
Week 7
Online component
January 23
Week 8
Live session
January 30
Week 9
Online component
February 6
Week 10
Live session
February 13
Week 11
Online component
February 20
Week 12
Live session
Spring
February 27
Week 1
Live session
March 6
Week 2
Online component
March 13
Week 3
Live session
March 20
Week 4
Online component
March 27
Week 5
Live session
April 3
Week 6
Online component
April 10
Week 7
Live session
April 17
Week 8
Online component
April 24
Week 9
Live session
May 1
Week 10
Online component
May 8
Week 11
Live session
May 15
Week 12
Optional, set by professor
Summer
June 5
Summer workshops
Intensive
Classes are held on the first and third Saturday of each month from 9:00 to 16:15, unless otherwise noted.
Investment
Payment plan
Total tuition
$9,552
$199×48units
- Application fee$100
- Technology fee$240
- Graduation fee$300
- Service fee$160
Figures correspond to the 2025 · 2026 academic year. Each student purchases the books and course materials assigned by the instructor.
Payment plan
$600
Initial payment
21×$442.69
Monthly payment
Payment plan$9,896.49
Payment breakdown
- Tuition$426.28
- Technology$11.42
- Service$4.99
- Monthly payment$442.69
Twelve payments during the first year and nine during the second.
Admission
What you need to enroll
- 01
Official transcripts
Official records of previous studies completed.
- 02
Two recommendations
A pastoral recommendation and an academic recommendation, or one from a leader who knows your background.
- 03
Emergency contact
Details of the person the College should contact in an emergency.
- 04
Code of conduct agreement
A signed commitment to the institution’s standards of conduct and community life.
- 05
Testimony letter
A personal document in three parts. It is made available to the faculty.
Official document
Take the full program with you
2026 · 2027
Admissions catalog
The entire academic plan of the College in one place. The three full curricula, the academic calendar, the cost structure, and the admission requirements.
Admissions open2026 / 2027
The 2026 · 2027 cycle is under way
Classes began in August and September, and cohorts close once they reach capacity. If you are considering the step, let us talk: we will tell you where there is room and when the next cohort opens.