Bachelor of Theology

The Bachelor of Theology (B.Th. or BTh) is one of the first academic degrees in a theology degree . The standard period of study at European universities is six semesters .

In Germany, due to the structural requirements of the Conference of Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs, the Bachelor of Arts is the degree in Protestant or Catholic theology . Due to these requirements, the Bachelor of Theology degree can only be awarded in a further education course. To the B.Th. can usually be followed by a Master of Theology . Depending on the qualification and the courses taken, a Master of Arts can also be attached to state universities . Minimum qualifications for a theological Master of Arts are, for example, the ecclesiastical or state Hebraicum , the university Hebraicum is usually not sufficient.

Study opportunities

In German-speaking countries, the B.Th. can be acquired at the following universities, theological seminars and other educational institutions:

• Bienenberg training and conference center
• Martin Bucer Seminar
• Richard Hooker Seminar ( Reformed Episcopal Church in Germany)
• State-independent Theological University of Basel
• University of Basel
• University of Lucerne
• Seminar Castle Bogenhofen
• Seminar for Biblical Theology Beatenberg

See also

• Magister Theologiae

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1. ↑ Common structural specifications / resolution of the Conference of Ministers of Education of October 10, 2003 - currently i. d. F. of February 4, 2010 (PDF file; 35 kB), KMK
2. ↑ See Bienenberg training and conference center
3. ↑ See Martin Bucer Seminar
4. ↑ See Richard Hooker Seminar
5. ↑ https://www.unilu.ch/studium/studienangebote/bachelor/theologische-fakultaet/
6. ^ Seminar Schloss Bogenhofen
7. ^ The three-year biblical-theological training in the Bernese Oberland | sbt Beatenberg. Retrieved February 13, 2017 .