Master of Arts in New Testament

At Denver Seminary, tuition costs 12,330 USD per year.

This Master of Arts program focuses on the New Testament, equipping students with competence in the Greek language and an introduction to biblical Hebrew. It covers hermeneutics, exegesis, history, culture, theology, critical research, and global readings. The program prepares students to teach and write in various church and adult education contexts, and serves as excellent preparation for PhD programs or other advanced studies.

The program requires 51 credit hours, with detailed distribution across coursework and other components available in the degree worksheet and academic catalog.

Graduates are prepared for PhD studies, curriculum development in Christian education, speaking roles, biblical teaching in para-church and adult education settings, and authoring scholarly Bible resources.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution with a cumulative undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0. Admission requires completion of the application and all necessary supporting documents.

The programme totals about 51 credit hours. The degree is offered on the Denver campus and fully online. Full-time study typically takes 2 years to complete. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.

Denver Seminary has prepared graduates for ministry and related work for 75 years. Its community includes nearly 1,000 students from more than 50 denominations, guided by Biblical Authority, Vigorous Scholarship, Charitable Orthodoxy, Redemptive Relationships, and Global Concern. More than 6,000 alumni serve around the world in response to human needs and through Christian ministry.

Academic offerings include the Master of Divinity, Master of Arts, Master of Theology, counseling degrees, the Doctor of Ministry in New Missional Movements, and the Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education and Supervision. Students can focus on biblical and theological studies, New Testament, Old Testament, theology, counseling, Anglican studies, or theology, justice, and social advocacy. Graduate certificates cover areas including biblical Hebrew and Semitic languages, pastoral care and counseling, and biblical and theological studies.

The main campus is in the Denver metropolitan area above the historic South Platte River, while the Washington, DC extension campus serves working adults through blended online and on-campus programs. Fully online students use online courses, technical support, digital library resources, and student services through the Global campus. Programs are available in traditional, blended, and online formats, helping students continue working or manage family responsibilities while studying. Denver Seminary also offers a Korean Global Campus with selected master's and doctoral programs.