Online courses offer you the convenience of preparing for your ministry from anywhere in the world while earning fully accredited hours toward a degree or certificate program. For more information, consult our Online Learning Center.
Current and upcoming graduate online courses are listed below. Click here to register for graduate online courses.
Register by 1/12
Final Exam Deadline: 5/8
CEAM6314-ONL Leading Team-Based Ministry
(Jody Dean)
CEEF6310-ONL -- Teaching the Bible
(Donna Peavey)
ETHC5300-ONL -- Christian Ethics
(Steve Lemke)
EVAN5300-ONL – Evangelism
(Jake Roudkovski)
HIST5300-ONL -- History of Christianity: Early-Medieval
(Matt James)
HIST5323-ONL -- Baptist Heritage
(Lloyd Harsch)
NTEN5351-ONL -- Interpreting the New Testament 1
(Elijah Hixson)
NTGK5351-ONL -- Greek 1
(Abraham Lee)
NTGK5352-ONL -- Greek 2
(Charlie Ray Jr.)
OTEN5351-ONL -- Interpreting the Old Testament 1
(Terry Iles)
OTEN5352-ONL -- Interpreting the Old Testament 2
(Jonathan Patterson)
OTHB5351-ONL -- Hebrew 1
(Ron Lindo)
OTHB5352-ONL -- Hebrew 2
(Brett Dickson)
PHIL5300-ONL -- Philosophy of Religion
(Steve Lemke)
PHIL6303-ONL – Logic
(Tim Walker)
PREA5300-ONL -- Proclaiming the Bible
(Blake Newsom)
THEO5300-ONL -- Systematic Theology 1
(Adam Harwood)
THEO5301-ONL -- Systematic Theology 2
(Tyler Wittman)
The following intensives on the New Orleans campus will be connected synchronously via Web conferencing with Internet students. These courses will require attendance at the stated times, from a computer with these minimum specifications as described in this link:
Instructions for Synchronous Classes
These courses will give students the opportunity to interface electronically with the professor and other students from a regular intensive session on the main campus. Normal intensive attendance policies apply. Thus, a student may not miss any hours of class time from the intensive.
WEEKLY CLASSES (Meet weekly during the semester)
The following courses are similar to the NOLA2U courses listed above (requiring the same computer specifications), but have this one distinction. The student may watch the course synchronously at the scheduled time of the course, or the student will have up to one week to watch the recorded version of the missed class. If the student does not watch the class recording before the next scheduled class time, the student will be counted absent. Normal classroom attendance policies apply. Thus, a student may not miss more than 9 hours of class time in a semester.
WEEKLY CLASSES (Meet weekly during the semester)
Tuesday/Thursday Courses
8:00-9:20 a.m. (CST)
To register for any mentoring course, students must get permission from the Mentoring Office (Frost 102), ext. 3750. For more information on mentoring courses, see the MDiv Mentoring Track specialization in the Graduate Catalog.
CMEN6600-MENT -- Mentoring in Discipleship Ministry