The MDiv is a three-year, cohort-based program designed for students from all religious backgrounds who are interested in careers in public religious leadership, whether in traditional ministerial professions or in new and emerging forms of leadership. Students participate in field education in all three years of the program. <br>Students complete a minimum of 29 courses, including Theology in the Public Square, scripture and/or history of the student's chosen tradition, weekly reflection seminar, and The Arts of Ministry sequence. MDiv students participate in field education all three years of the program. <br><br>Students learn basic skills in a relevant textual language, such as Koine Greek, Biblical Hebrew, Quranic Arabic, Sanskrit, or Tibetan, and employ the language in a scripture or textual exegesis course.<br><br>Students may take courses at neighboring seminaries or theological schools for further study in a chosen religious tradition.