The objectives, admission procedures and degree requirements are distinct for each program. The foundation courses are similar for both programs.
Elective courses enrich the various fields of study.
The Seminary seeks to prepare religious leaders who will function in this rapidly changing world. To this end, the Seminary has developed curricula with required courses in a number of fields of study. These courses acquaint students with the basic concepts of each field and develop key skills which will enable them to minister to the world as well as foster personal growth. Differences in academic interests and vocational needs are met by elective courses, a variety of options in field education, and by opportunities to supplement formal course work with independent studies and non-curricular resources and activities. Biblical Studies deepen students' scriptural understanding and enable them to use the Bible more effectively through an examination of the Hebrew, Christian, and Unificationist sacred texts.