Note: 1 US credit (1.5 European credit) is obtained by the equivalent of 12.5 hours of instruction (in a traditional classroom setting: 50 minutes over the course of one semester / 15 weeks).

Please note that standard roadmaps do not apply to post-graduate programs.

REQUIRED COURSES

STANDARD DEGREE ROADMAP - REQUIRED COURSES
Code / Name	US Credits
BIBL-722 : Johannine Writings and Theology	3
CAT-163 : Luke: Meek Scribe of Christ	0.5
CAT-164 : Old Testament Prophets	0.5
CAT-168 : The Gospel of Mark	0.5
EC-300 : Early Church Studies	2
FE : Field Education / Pastoral Experience	3
HIS-799 : Thesis / Major Paper	2
ORTH-702 : Orthodox Soteriology	2
PAT-601 : Patristics I (Early Church Fathers)	2
PAT-602 : Patristics II (Latter Church Fathers)	2
THE-481A : History of Development of Christian Doctrine v1	2
THE-481B : History of Development of Christian Doctrine v2	2
THE-481C : History of Development of Christian Doctrine v3	2
THE-481D : History of Development of Christian Doctrine v4	2
THE-481E : History of Development of Christian Doctrine v5	2
THE-483 : Early Christian Doctrines	2
THE-483 : Early Christian Doctrines	2
THE-484 : The Orthodox Church	2
THE-485 : The Church at 325 (Eusebius: Church History)	2
TPH-499 : Argumentation / Critical Thinking	2
TREL-6240 : Jesus and the Gospels	2
TREL-647 : Early Christianity: The Experience of the Divine	1
TREL-653 : Old Testament Background / Overview	1
TREL-656 : New Testament	2
TREL-657 : Apostle Paul	1
TREL-6577 : From Jesus to Constantine: A History of Early Christianity	1
TTH-367 : World of Byzantium	2
Total Credit Hours (US):	47.5

ELECTIVE COURSES

Note: All courses available in the Euclid database can be considered elective, after review and approval by your Euclid counselor. Graduate level degrees may include a certain number of undergraduate electives. Likewise, undergraduate roadmaps may be built using graduate level courses. Again, prospective students are reminded that the final degree roadmap must be reviewed and approved by the Admissions Officer to ensure logical progression of subjects covered and conformity with international standards.