About the Graduate Certificate in Biblical and Theological Studies
Why Study Biblical and Theological Studies at Cedarville?
Deepen your knowledge of the Bible and theology and enhance your personal study of God's Word with the fully online, four-course, 12-credit hour graduate Certificate in Biblical and Theological Studies. You'll also increase your effectiveness as a Sunday school, Bible study, or small-group leader within your local church.
If you want to go deeper in your theological and ministry training, Cedarville also offers online master's degrees in Biblical Leadership, Ministry, and Worship and Theology. After completing the certificate, you are already one-third of the way to earning your master's!
Request Info Schedule an AppointmentWhat Sets Cedarville Apart?
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Biblical Worldview
All courses are built on the solid foundation of Scripture. -
Online and Accelerated
All courses are offered in an online format, 1- and 2-year completion options. -
Affordable
Cedarville’s online ministry programs are competitively priced with available financial aid.
Program Overview
Program Format and Related Programs
Cedarville offers both graduate and undergraduate programs, with flexible completion options. You may also want to consider these related programs as you consider the degree or program that is a best fit for you.
Related Programs
Program Level and Format
- Graduate
- Online
Program Contacts
Trent Rogers, PhD
Dean of SBTS, Associate Professor of NT and GreekContact
- BTS 236
- 937-766-7455
Michael McKay, PhD
Director, Associate Professor of Biblical TheologyContact
- BTS 252
- 937-766-3855
Program News
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Visiting Professor Brings "Love for Students" to Cedarville University
Trevin Wax, vice president of research and resource development at the North American Mission Board, will serve as visiting professor at Cedarville University for the 2022-23 academic year. His role is effective August 1. -
Dr. Michael McKay: "I Should Be Dead"
The fact that Dr. Michael McKay, assistant professor of biblical theology, is teaching at Cedarville this fall is a miracle. By his own account, he shouldn’t even be here.