Orlando Degree Programs
Designed to prepare students for pastoral ministry in a rigorous 106 semester-hour degree typically completed in 3 or 4 years. Available in the traditional residential and hybrid formats.
Designed for Christians who desire to integrate biblical studies with cultural and social concerns.
Designed for Christians who desire to integrate theological studies with cultural and social concerns.
Provides advanced academic preparation (beyond the MDiv) in theology and biblical studies, equipping pastors with deeper resources for preaching and pastoral ministry and forming scholars to excel in further theological research (such as PhD study).
Designed for those in full-time Christian ministry, especially those serving in the local church, to further equip you for faithful ministry.
Special Programs
Hybrid MDiv
RTS Orlando’s Hybrid MDiv program enables students to earn quality ministry preparation without relocating. Candidates will finish at least 36 credits in residence and up to 70 credits online. In-person classes are offered in a hybrid (part online, part on-campus) or intensive format, enabling students to complete residential requirements with seven one-week trips to the Orlando campus.
Faith, Work, and Culture Certificate-of-Completion
RTS Orlando’s Faith, Work, and Culture, certificate-of-completion prepares a student to responsibly fulfill their various callings, in the workplace and in other avenues of culture-making, and to equip others to do so with a biblical formation.
Certificates-of-Completion
Certificate-of-completion is one of the most convenient ways to invest in theological formation and increase the ways you can serve the church. By completing 8-13 credits of discipline-specific courses, students can deepen their understanding of the Scriptures for personal growth while strengthening lay ministry ministry within the church for teaching, writing, and more.
Paideia Center for Theological Discipleship
Regional reading groups and an annual conference providing pastors and lay leaders with guided exposure to classic theological texts of the Christian tradition.