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    Undergraduate Certificate Programs in Theology

    An undergraduate certificate is an option for students to take courses in a field of study without having to commit to a two-year associate’s degree or a four-year bachelor’s degree. A certificate may be undertaken concurrently while studying for a different undergraduate degree or on its own.

    What is an undergraduate certificate in theology? A certificate in theology provides an introduction to religious studies, Christian ministry, and biblical studies of the Old and New Testament. The certificate can prepare students for higher degrees in the field. Graduates will gain an understanding of the history, beliefs, practices, and texts of Christianity. They will also have an awareness of modern theologians and current church and religious practices, particularly in providing critical biblical responses to contemporary issues related to daily life, doctrines, and the field of theology itself.

    Graduates with an undergraduate certificate in theology are usually driven by their own personal faith. They serve as advocates for their religion and gain leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills. They become trained scholars and educators.

    The cost of the undergraduate certificate varies, depending on the educational institution and the country in which it is located. The time and units required for the program will also determine expenses. A full-time program typically lasts a year while a part-time program may last two years. Contact the programs for more academic, registration and financial information.

    A certificate in theology may lead graduates to careers as missionaries, religious leaders, scholars, and teachers. Missionaries travel the world, often to developing countries, to help and minister, while religious leaders run churches, leading in worship and spiritual guidance. Scholars earn higher degrees in the field, write and publish papers, and present them in journals and at conferences. Educators often work in theology departments in schools or to provide education within churches.

    A certificate program prepares people highly driven by the Christian faith toward leadership and teaching careers. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.