Christian Ministry Bachelor of Divinity Degree to Master of Divinity (5-Year BA to MDiv)
鶹Ƶ’s Bachelor of Arts to Master of Divinity (BA-MDiv) program offers an accelerated pathway for students called to theological leadership and ministry. This integrated program combines undergraduate biblical foundations with advanced theological studies in one comprehensive journey.
Designed for those pursuing pastoral roles, academic research or the mission field, our BA-MDiv integrates deep scriptural knowledge with practical ministry experience. Students master biblical languages, engage in theological reflection and develop pastoral competencies through hands-on internships and spiritual formation.
Whether your calling leads to church leadership, theological education or global missions, our BA-MDiv accelerates your preparation for meaningful service through 156 credit hours of focused theological training. Drawing from HCU’s distinguished faculty and supportive community, you’ll emerge equipped to make an impact in God’s kingdom.
Program Overview
The BA-MDiv is a 156-hour residential program that combines the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry and the Master of Divinity.
- An intense 5-year academic program designed to teach you the Bible, theology and ministry
- The dual degree could save you $30,000 dollars in tuition costs
- Work together in a ministry cohort and develop life-long friendships
- Intern with local churches and ministry partners to get hands-on ministry experience
- Spiritual formation and mentorships
- Complete both degrees in 5 years rather than the normal 7-to-8 years
Possible MDiv careers in ministry after graduation
- Pastor
- Church Planter
- Youth Pastor
- Missionary
- Church Staff
- Non-profit
Admissions and Aid
If you’re ready for a fulfilling journey in BA to MDiv, 鶹Ƶ welcomes you to apply. Explore next steps:
- Get to know HCU: Dive deep into what makes us unique.
- Gain admissions clarity: Learn the application process and timeline.
- Tuition and financial aid: Review federal aid, scholarships, and essential deadlines.