The Bachelor of Theology at Queens College of Theology exists for one simple reason: God calls people before they are fully prepared and preparation matters.

This program is designed to help you grow into your calling with clarity, confidence, and depth. Whether you are just beginning your theological journey or seeking to better understand your faith, this degree provides the biblical grounding and spiritual formation needed to serve faithfully and wisely.

At Queens College of Theology, theology is not treated as abstract theory. Scripture is studied as living truth, meant to shape how you think, live, lead, and love others.

The program consists of 120 total credits and is organized to build knowledge progressively from general education foundations to focused theological study.

Upon completion of the program, graduates are equipped to:

• Read and interpret Scripture with confidence

• Articulate core Christian beliefs and doctrines

• Apply biblical and ethical principles to leadership and service

• Continue into graduate or seminary-level theological education

• Serve faithfully in ministry, missions, or church support roles

The Bachelor of Theology is intentionally designed for students at various stages of life and ministry. Whether you are discerning a call, strengthening your faith, or preparing for further education, this program meets you where you are and helps you grow.

At Queens College of Theology, education is not just about earning a degree, it’s about becoming a faithful servant, thoughtful leader, and lifelong learner in the Church.

Course Components

Reading

Students engage with carefully selected textbooks and readings that introduce key biblical, theological, and ministry concepts.

• Approximately 40 pages per week

• Roughly 300 pages per course

• Readings are chosen for clarity, relevance, and practical application

Writing and Reflection

Writing assignments help students process what they are learning and articulate their understanding of Scripture and theology.

• Two short papers per course

• Approximately six pages each

• Focused on comprehension, application, and theological reflection

Video Lectures and Quizzes

Weekly video lectures provide structured teaching and reinforce key concepts.

• One lecture per week

• Short quiz following each lecture

• Designed to strengthen comprehension, not overwhelm

Class Discussion

Discussion forums allow students to engage with one another in thoughtful, respectful conversation.

• Weekly discussion prompts

• Opportunity to share insights, questions, and perspectives

• Encourages community learning and spiritual growth

Final Assessment

Each course concludes with a final written exam or project.

• Reviews major themes and learning outcomes

• Emphasizes synthesis and understanding

• Designed to reinforce learning rather than rote memorization

Types of Courses You’ll Take

Throughout the program, students complete a variety of courses, including:

• Biblical Studies: Old and New Testament surveys, biblical ethics, and theology

• Christian Doctrine: Core teachings of the Christian faith and theological traditions

• Church History: Understanding how the Church has developed over time

• Ministry and Formation: Courses focused on leadership, worship, discipleship, and spiritual growth

• Theological Exploration: Apologetics, modern theological issues, and applied theology

Each course contributes to a well-rounded theological education.

Many people never pursue theological education because they can't justify the debt. 

We built a different model. 

Low monthly tuition. No student loans. You will earn your degree debt-free so you can step into ministry unburdened. 

The Bachelor of Theology program requires 120 credit hours of core and research courses, which estimates your total cost of attendance at $9,430. Please consult with your academic advisor to come up with a low cost monthly payment plan.