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Master Thesis (MT)
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Master Thesis (MT) 

 

 

MT800 Research Methodology for Thesis Writing (Th.M.) (4) This course will examine methods of conducting research applicable to Masters in Theology (Th.M.) projects. The student will develop a foundational topic for Th. M. research and will then develop a plan for research that will eventually lead to the writing of the Th.M. thesis.

 

MT810 Thesis for Masters in Theology (Th.M.)(4) This course will concentrate on the writing of the thesis for the Masters in Theology students. The student will be required to develop their topic outline using the material developed in the research methodology course and write their thesis under the guidance of a faculty member. 

 

MT820 Research Methodology for Thesis Writing (M.Div.) (4) This course will examine methods of conducting research applicable to Masters of Divinity(M.Div.) projects. The student will develop a foundational topic for M.Div. research and will then develop a plan for research that will eventually lead to the writing of the M.Div. thesis.

 

MT830 Thesis for Masters in Theology (M.Div.)(4) This course will concentrate on the writing of the thesis for the Masters of Divinity students. The student will be required to develop their topic outline using the material developed in the research methodology course and write their thesis under the guidance of a faculty member. 

 

MT840 Research Methodology for Thesis Writing (M.S.W.) (4) This course will examine methods of conducting research applicable to Masters in Social Welfare(M.S.W.) projects. The student will develop a foundational topic for M.S. w. research and will then develop a plan for research that will eventually lead to the writing of the M.S.W. thesis.

 

MT850 Thesis for Masters in Theology (M.S.W.) (4) This course will concentrate on the writing of the thesis for the Masters in Social Welfare The student will be required to develop their topic outline using the material developed in the research methodology course and write their thesis under the guidance of a faculty member.