About the program:
Answer your calling and prepare for a life of ministry with the online Master of Divinity (MDiv) program at Queens College of Theology. This comprehensive program is designed to equip students with the theological foundation and practical skills needed to serve and lead in faith-based communities. Tailored for those with a bachelor’s degree, the MDiv program focuses on biblical studies, Christian leadership, and ministry training.
Through focused study of Scripture and theology, students will build a strong understanding of core Christian doctrines and develop the practical skills necessary for ministry. The program also emphasizes personal spiritual growth and the cultivation of Christian character, enabling graduates to serve with compassion, integrity, and wisdom.
Earn Your MDiv Degree Online
The MDiv program at Queens College of Theology is offered exclusively online, providing students with the flexibility to complete their coursework from anywhere. The online platform fosters meaningful engagement through interactive discussions and collaborative learning with instructors and peers.
This program is ideal for those who want to pursue full-time ministry while balancing other personal or professional commitments. Throughout the program, students will deepen their understanding of evangelism, discipleship, and leadership, with an emphasis on applying biblical principles in practical ministry contexts.
What can do with a Master of Divinity degree?
This program is ideal for those seeking to work within faith-based organizations and ministries. Careers can include but are not limited to:
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Christian educator
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Christian school, church education, or Sunday school administrator
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Curriculum director
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Senior pastor
Explore the Curriculum
The curriculum for the MDiv at Queens College of Theology is pastorally focused and designed to prepare students for various ministry roles. While the program introduces students to basic biblical languages, the emphasis is on practical application rather than comprehensive language study.
Core Courses Include:
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Christian worldview and mission development
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Old and New Testament studies
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Biblical leadership and ministry practices
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Christian apologetics
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Ethical Christian leadership in organizational settings
Students will learn essential tools for interpreting Scripture and applying biblical principles to real-world ministry situations.
Hands-On Ministry Experience
As part of the MDiv program, students participate in supervised ministry experiences, gaining practical experience in real-world settings.
Program Policies
There are several program policies that students must follow when enrolled. Not only are all students expected to follow the policies of the school located in our Catalog, but given the structure of the Master of Divinity Program, additional rules must be understood and met.
A few of them to know:
1. International students only receive a digital, electronic diploma that cannot be printed. If international students want a printed diploma, there are processing fees, tariffs, and international shipping charges the student must pay.
2. There are no refunds. The program activation is paid once, and is non-refundable.
3. Classes are offered per semester (Spring, Summer and Fall), and all assignments must be completed within the semester. No late submissions are accepted, ever.
4. We do not guarantee that credits will transfer to any other school, and we do not allow credits to transfer into this program.
5. Students cannot go more than two consecutive semesters without taking classes. If they do, the student is removed from the school and must pay the program activation fee again to restart.
These are just a select few of the policies in this degree program, but you really should read them all.
Accreditation
Queens College of Theology is not accredited. Degree programs of study offered by Queens College of Theology have been declared by the appropriate state authority exempt from the requirements for licensure, under provisions of North Carolina Statues Section (G.S.) 116-15 (d) for exemption from licensure with respect to religious education. Exemption from licensure is not based upon assessment of program quality under established licensing standards. To read more about this exemption, you can click here. As of right now, we are not pursuing an accreditation status by an agency approved by the Department of Education. We are pursuing accreditation by religious organizations to ensure our programs of study remain respected amongst the Christian vocation.