Our flagship degree is designed to equip students to fulfill the Great Commission biblically, theologically, and practically.

What is the Southeastern MDiv? Our Master of Divinity program offers several specializations including church planting, women’s ministry, worship leadership, preaching and pastoral care, biblical counseling, and more. Study the essential tools for your current and future ministries and develop as a leader in a variety of contexts.

Options for this program:

  • Available as Distance Learning

  • On-Campus

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At A Glance

  • 82+

    credit hours

  • 3+

    Years to complete

  • $444

    Standard Rate per credit hour

  • $332

    Southern Baptist & Military Rate per credit hour

Program Courses

More financial aid is available for MDiv students than for any other graduate degree! Check out these featured scholarships that could fully fund your MDiv.

Every class, no matter if it's in person or online, no matter the subject at hand, is one that prepares you as a missionary and leader first and academic second.

Jeff Kennedy MDiv Christian Ministry

Ministry In Context

What can I do with an MDiv degree?

  • Understand Scripture deeply

  • Speak from the context of Christian history and theology

  • Work in a range of full-time ministry positions

  • Study theology further

Where can I serve with an MDiv degree?

  • Pastoral leadership

  • Church planting and support

  • Worship leading

  • Biblical counseling

  • Non-profit work

Admissions Requirements

  • A baccalaureate degree or its equivalent that also meet all other admission requirements
  • While a BA in Religion or Christian Studies may allow students to qualify for advanced standing, it is not a requirement for enrolling in the Master of Divinity program
  • Individual track specializations may have additional requirements as noted

Southeastern prepared me to develop a Christ-centered, Scripture-driven, Spirit-filled, and mission-oriented pastoral ministry.

Moises Gomez

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Frequently Asked Questions

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