2021-2022 Theological School
Master of Sacred Theology
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About the Program
The Master of Sacred Theology (S.T.M.) provides advanced study for students who wish to pursue doctoral studies, deepen their training, or engage a new field in a specific area of study or professional practice. The program consists of communication seminars, a focused area of study, and an extended research paper.
Convenor
Laurel Kearns (lkearns@drew.edu)
Scholarly Communication and Research
Throughout the program, S.T.M. students study and practice written and oral scholarly communication. The extended research paper develops and demonstrates advanced abilities in critical reflection, the use of appropriate scholarly and practical resources, and an awareness of diverse social and cultural contexts relevant to the field of study.
Area of Study
Each S.T.M. student develops an area of study composed of 3-4 courses primarily at the 600-level or above. While students may self-design an area of study, courses are regularly offered to support advanced study in the following areas:
- Bible and Cultures
- Theology and Philosophy
- Religion and Society
- Women’s and Gender Studies
- Social Justice Advocacy
- Religion and Ecology
- Africana and African American Religions and Cultures
- Wesleyan/Methodist Studies
- Pastoral Care and Counseling
- Worship, Music, and the Arts
- Preaching
Degree Requirement
Master of Sacred Theology (STM)
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