Alumni Continuing Education
Classes
All Online Courses and Syllabi are available free to Alumni for viewing at any time. You must be logged in to watch online courses.
DTS Alumni Classes (Audit)
- Audit any of the master’s-level courses offered at DTS
- Pay the Alumni Audit rate.
- No grades are given and the course work need not be completed.
- Complete the DTS Alumni Nondegree Application form to start the process.
DTS Alumni Classes (Credit)
- Enroll as a regular student in any of the master’s-level courses offered at DTS for the special Alumni Tuition Rate plus the General and Technology Fees.
- Course work is required, exams are taken, and grades will be recorded on your transcript.
- Since these courses are transcripted, other schools may accept them as transfer credit. However, if you want to apply these courses towards another degree at DTS, you must apply for that degree through the Admissions Office and you will need to pay the full tuition rate.
- Complete the DTS Alumni Nondegree Application to start the process.
Certificate of Graduate Studies
- This program allows all qualified non-graduated alumni the opportunity to complete the Certificate of Graduate Studies program.
- Complete and return the application to the Admissions office.
The DTS catalog contains degree plans, course descriptions, and faculty listings. If you are interested in pursing another degree at DTS, you will need to apply through the Admissions Office.
Doctoral Programs
The Doctor of Ministry degree program is designed to provide advanced training in the practice of biblically and theologically oriented ministry to those actively involved in vocational or bivocational ministry. The program concentrates on developing expertise in the biblical rationale, sociological strategy, and practical implementation of ministry.
The Doctor of Philosophy combines the highest of standards of academic scholarship with a heart for God’s Word and the theology of the church. Students in the PhD program may major in either the Division of Biblical Studies or the Division of Theological Studies.
The heart of the DEdMin is flexibility and personalization. To begin, you will create an overall plan of study. This plan may emphasize one of several areas such as Advanced Academic Ministry, Educational Leadership, Marriage and Family Ministry, Spiritual Formation, or Women in Ministry. Students may also design a degree plan with a varied approach. That plan, which is evaluated annually, originates from individual goals and an assessment of the perceived strengths and limitations of each student.
Other Resources
RightNow Media
Through Dallas Theological Seminary’s partnership with RightNow Media, alumni have free access to the biggest video Bible study library in the world. Click here to get started.
DTS and Ministry Safe have partnered to offer Sexual Abuse Awareness Training. This complementary education seeks to equip current students and DTS alumni with a clear understanding of sexual abuse, sexual abusers, effective preventative protocols, a compassionate model of care addressing the needs of abuse survivors, and an appropriate response to abuse allegations arising in church and ministry environments.
Care for Pastors seeks to uphold pastoral families in ministry by providing a safe place for them to turn, an ongoing relationship of encouragement and counsel, and resources that ignite growth in the pastor’s family, church and community.
Alumni continue to have some access to the DTS library system. Learn more about alumni access.
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