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The Jack W. Hayford School of Graduate Studies at The King's University offers a variety of graduate programs for students. Please select from the options below to learn more.

**Bible, theology, and church history courses are taught from post-supersessionist and renewalist perspectives. Post-supersessionist views affirm Israel’s enduring election and the gifts and callings of God to the Jewish people. Renewalist views emphasize the active role of the Holy Spirit in biblical interpretation, theological reflection, history, and the life of faith.

Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy

Graduate Counseling

An advanced 60-hour degree that equips students with the coursework required to prepare for the national licensure exam administered by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Marriage and Family Therapists.

Credits
60 credit hours
Time
Three years
Format
On Campus

Master of Divinity

Graduate Seminary Ministry Leadership Theology

The three-year professional degree for ministry, integrating biblical, theological, historical, and ministry studies with supervised ministry experience to equip candidates for full-time vocational ministry.

Credits
78 credit hours
Time
3 years
Format
On Campus, Online

Master of Practical Theology

Graduate Seminary Ministry Leadership Theology

A specialized ministry program designed to equip believers for effective practical ministry in the local church and other ministry settings, cultivating maturity and skill in the practices of ministry.

Credits
48 credit hours
Format
On Campus, Online

Master of Theological Studies

Graduate Seminary Theology

Prepares students for teaching vocations and advanced studies in Bible and theology, training them to read Scripture theologically from a Spirit-formed, non-supersessionist perspective.

Credits
48 credit hours
Format
On Campus, Online

Master of Organizational Leadership

Graduate Ministry Leadership

Offers ministry, business, and non-profit leaders an accessible curriculum that enhances professional skills and fosters flourishing as leaders through spiritual development and organizational practice.

Credits
36 credit hours
Time
Two years
Format
On Campus, Online