Dive deep into Scripture to learn more about God and how to engage with the world.

Those wanting to explore the depth of the Christian theological tradition will enjoy the online Theological Studies degree major or minor in the Department of Theology. Building on the core elements of biblical and theological knowledge, the online theology degree program emphasizes the depth and breadth of Christian theology historically and in the contemporary world. In learning how other Christians have responded to their own cultural issues, those with the online theology degree will be well prepared to continue in the tradition of theologically robust engagement with the world.

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Overview of the Theological Studies Degree

The theology online degree is especially appropriate for those wanting to serve the body of Christ in a teaching and preaching role as a minister in a church, a missionary, someone in parachurch ministry, or whatever setting God calls you.

Theological Studies Degree Plan

Degree Plan

Admission Requirements

Submit transcripts showing you achieved a high school general or advanced diploma or a GED. (Waived if you have 32 credit hours or more of transfer credit.)

Submit all transcripts from previous colleges, including additional postbaccalaureate or graduate-level coursework. Must be sent directly from the school.

For unofficial transcripts emailed to OnlineVerification@HC.edu, initial acceptance may be given; however, official transcripts must be received by your second semester.

Mailing Address
Houston Christian University
Attention: Online Admissions Verification
7502 Fondren Road
Houston, TX 77074-3298

Become a Theological Studies Major at Houston Christian University

For more information about this program or its courses, please contact your program coordinator.
Paul Sloan, PhD
Paul Sloan, PhD
Associate Professor of Early Christianity
Chair, Department of Theology
281-649-3663
Accreditation

Houston Christian University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, graduate and doctoral degrees.