Master of Theology

Master of Theology is a graduate program at ACTS University, located in Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. This advanced theological degree builds on prior study in theology or a related field, offering focused, research-oriented coursework in biblical studies, systematic theology, church history, and specialized areas of doctrine or ministry practice. Students at this level typically engage more deeply with theological scholarship than in a general Master of Arts, working closely with faculty on research topics, exegesis of biblical texts, and advanced study of Christian doctrine, often producing a thesis that demonstrates original theological analysis. Coursework may also include training in preaching, pastoral leadership, or missiology depending on a student's area of concentration, preparing graduates for advanced roles within churches, seminaries, or religious organizations. Because the degree sits within a Christian institutional framework, academic study is combined with formation for ministry, and graduates commonly move into pastoral leadership, seminary teaching, missionary service, or doctoral study in theology. The program spans two years across four semesters, with admission cycles beginning in early March and early September. Instruction is delivered in English, supporting an international student body, and annual tuition is set at approximately 3753000 US dollars. As with other graduate programs at this institution, applicants must submit a full set of application materials reflecting both academic qualifications and the university's Christian character, including a Christian Commitment Form and related affidavits. Located in Gyeonggi-do, the program offers international students a residential seminary setting for advanced theological study conducted in English, combining academic depth with practical preparation for religious leadership roles.