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DOCTOR OF WORLD RELIGIONS DEGREE PROGRAM
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Spiritual care professionals often work in an interfaith setting today and need a more comprehensive understanding of comparative theological beliefs and ethical precepts. The Doctor of World Religions degree fosters research into comparative theological and ethical systems from diverse faith traditions. Global Ministries University has recruited specialized faculty from throughout North America, Europe, Africa and Asia who have academic and professional expertise in the field of world religions. The focus of this program is on the emerging phenomenon of ecumenical and inter-religious pastoral care.
Eligibility A Master of Theology degree or equivalent is required for acceptance into program. Equivalency would be determined by GMU Staff through an assessment of individual’s background and experience.
Doctor of World Religions Program Overview
Core Requirements
Students will be required to complete four courses exploring ecumenical and inter-religious theology.
TH905 Doctoral Project
Students will develop written goals for their doctoral project thesis in consultation with their mentor. This project should target a contemporary issue that is related to the student's pastoral care needs and experience. The thesis should clearly demonstrate the student's fulfillment of those goals and be a reflection upon the pastoral experience with the learning from their course work and readings in the Doctor of World Religions Program.
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