New Graduate Certificate Programs

Covenant Seminary’s new Graduate Certificate programs have been designed to equip lay leaders in the Bible, theology, and ministry. Designed around flexibility, these new graduate certificates can be ideal for people who do not need a full theology degree but would still like to learn from world-class seminary faculty around the topics that would be beneficial for their Christian growth and ministry. These certificates could be especially helpful to provide training for ruling elders, deacons, and ministry support staff.

The Graduate Certificate (GC) may be completed through a variety of learning formats—on campus, online, or as a hybrid—making the programs flexible, accessible, and affordable. See the list below or visit our Graduate Certificate page for more info.

A few GC programs are available to start in the Spring 2022 semester; most will be available to start in Summer 2022. Should you decide you want to go further with your studies, a limited number of online courses may also be applied to some of Covenant Seminary’s master’s degree programs. Check with Academic Advisors for details.

Available Graduate Certificate Programs

Residential or Online

Bible and Society (11-credit minimum) – Christian Ethics / Foundations of Apologetics & Outreach / Pentateuch (recommended) / Gospels (recommended) / Or other select OT and NT coursesBiblical and Theological Studies – 20 credits in any areas the student chooses.

Greek (12 credits) – Greek 1 / Greek 2 / Greek in Exegesis / One 300-level NT class

Hebrew (11-credit minimum) – Hebrew 1 / Hebrew 2 / Hebrew in Exegesis / One 300-level OT class

Biblical and Systematic Theology (15 credits) – Covenant Theology / God and Humanity / Sin, Christ and Salvation / Spirit, Church, and Last Things / Christian Ethics

Church History (8-credit minimum) – Ancient & Medieval Church History / Reformation & Modern Church History / Church History Elective OR God’s World Mission

New Testament Studies (9 credits) – Choose 3: NT History & Theology / Gospels / Acts & Paul / Pastoral & General Epistles and Revelation 

Old Testament Studies (11 credit minimum) – Choose 4: OT History & Theology / Pentateuch / OT Historical Books / Psalms & Wisdom Literature / Prophets 

Residential or Hybrid

Apologetics and Outreach (11 credit minimum) – Covenant Theology / Apologetics and Outreach / Communicating Jesus with Apologetic Sensitivity / PLUS: 2 credits of Communications courses or approved elective courses. 

Church Planting (9 credits) – Christian Formation & Calling / Foundations of Apologetics & Outreach / Church Planting Foundations / Church Planting Field Trip / Resiliency in Church Planting

Educational Ministries (12 credits) – Christian Formation & Calling / Educational Foundations / Teaching & Learning / Ministry Leadership

Counseling Ministry (12 credits) – Covenant Theology / God & Humanity: Foundations of Counseling / Counseling in the Church I / Counseling in the Church II

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