All course offerings are graduate level with the exception of the 300-400 series.

Resident courses are worth three credits unless stated otherwise in the description. (Continuing education classes are two-three dependent upon module format.)

Each course is designated by a letter-number combination (e.g. BNT 533). The letters denote the area of study. When applicable, a fourth letter will be added to the prefix to delineate: "E"—extension class; "I"—distance learning; "M"—resident module class.

Cross-listed courses allow the student to select the prefix applicable to the degree pursued.

The course numbers denote the following:

• 300 and 400 series—preparatory courses, no graduate credit granted.
• 500 series—normally a first-year graduate course.
• 600 and 700 series—normally a second or third year graduate course.
• 800 series—master's level and directed research studies (fill out a course selection for for directed research studies).
• 900 series—doctoral studies

Bible & Theology Department

• Biblical Aramaic (BAR)
• Greek Language (BGR)
• Hebrew Language (BHE)
• Biblical Studies (BIB)
• New Testament Studies (BNT)
• Old Testament Studies(BOT)
• Biblical Theology (BTH)
• Historical Studies (HIS)
• Pentecostal/Charismatic Studies (PCS)
• Research (RES)
• Systematic Theology and Philosophy (PHI and THE)

Global Missions Department

• Intercultural Studies (MCC, MCS, MHT)
• Missions Strategy (MSS)

• Christian Education (CE)
• Homiletics (HOM)
• Counseling and Psychology (PCP)
• Pastoral Theology and Evangelism (PTH)

Distance Learning