Explore our comprehensive theological courses & fee structures
Build a solid foundations for effective ministry. Students are required to take 17 courses to complete the diploma program.
A fundamental exploration of the nature, attributes, and works of God.
Study of the person, nature, and redemptive work of Jesus Christ.
Examining the personhood, ministry, and spiritual gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Managing church structures, financial principles, and leadership organization.
Biblical study of celestial beings, demonic structures, and warfare.
Biblical models for healing, deliverance, and walking in spiritual freedom.
Fulfilling pastoral duties, counseling, and managing God's resources.
The process of becoming a follower of Christ and mentoring others.
Origin, inspiration, preservation, and authority of the Holy Scriptures.
Principles of biblical interpretation and effective sermon preparation.
Overview of the history, themes, and narrative of the whole Bible.
The creation, nature, fall, and destination of humanity.
The origin, nature, transmission, and consequences of sin.
The study of atonement, grace, justification, and regeneration.
The calling, role, and mission of the universal and local church.
Biblical study of end-time events, prophecy, and the final state.
Kingdom principles of business, wealth creation, and workplace ministry.
Evangelical / Non-Denominational Track
3-Year Program | Total Credit Hours: 87
This three-year Bachelor of Theology curriculum prepares students for pastoral ministry, teaching, and Christian leadership. It integrates biblical languages, systematic theology, church history, and supervised practical ministry, reflecting an evangelical, non-denominational theological framework.
| Year / Semester | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Year 1 — Semester 1 | 15 |
| Year 1 — Semester 2 | 15 |
| Year 2 — Semester 1 | 15 |
| Year 2 — Semester 2 | 15 |
| Year 3 — Semester 1 | 14 |
| Year 3 — Semester 2 | 13 |
| TOTAL PROGRAM CREDIT HOURS | 87 |
Advance your theological research capacity, critical apologetics, and strategic ministry oversight. 10 study papers.
The theology, strategy, and history of global Christian missions.
Deconstructing philosophical challenges and modern deviations from the Gospel.
The federal and redemptive covenants in Scripture.
Biblical covenants with Israel and its role in eschatological timelines.
Restoring first-century apostolic values, structure, and community.
Defending the intellectual credibility of the Christian faith.
Expository study of calling, rebellion, mercy, and national repentance.
Analyzing leadership, worship, failure, and restoration in David's life.
A study of Romans 7 & 8, sanctification, and victory over the flesh.
High-level strategic leadership, visionary administration, and mentoring.
Focus areas designed for immediate ministerial execution and fast-tracked theological learning.
A 2-week course focusing on basic Greek grammar, vocabulary, and NT text translations.
Develop practical leadership, administration, and team stewardship skills for ministry and community service.
Learn biblical principles for marriage guidance, conflict resolution, and family counseling.
Explore integrity, professionalism, and moral responsibility in ministerial practice.
Equip learners with kingdom-based business principles, stewardship, and wealth creation.
* Note: Tuition fees represent the non-refundable semester costs. Fees are structured in Zambian Kwacha (ZMW/K).
