MA in Ethics, Theology and Culture Concentration in Human Flourishing

CREDITS

36 hours

MODALITY

On Campus, Online

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Program Overview

The Human Flourishing Concentration within the MA in Ethics, Theology, and Culture prepares students to engage thoughtfully with the complex interplay of culture, ethics, and human well-being. Rooted in a theological and interdisciplinary framework, this concentration equips students to explore questions of justice, dignity, and holistic mission in diverse ministry and organizational settings. Whether serving in churches, NGOs, or parachurch ministries, students will develop a deeper understanding of how ethical and theological principles shape human flourishing across cultural contexts.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES

  • Develop a thoughtful engagement with the intersection of culture, ethics, and human well-being.
  • Gain a theological and interdisciplinary framework for addressing issues of justice, dignity, and holistic mission.
  • Explore how ethical and theological principles shape human flourishing in diverse contexts.
  • Be equipped to serve effectively in churches, NGOs, and parachurch ministries.
  • Apply ethical and theological insights to ministry and organizational settings.

Course Curriculum

Students meet with the Program Director to customize core concentration courses based on vocational interests and/or context. Students also will have the opportunity to choose from additional electives.

CURRICULUM BREAKDOWN

Theology Core 10hrs.
Ethics & Culture Core 8hrs.
Human Flourishing (Featured Courses) 8hrs.
   Theology of M&E
   Life and Death Bioethics
   Emerging Technology Ethics
   Political Theology
Electives 8hrs.
Formation Group
Capstone 2hrs.
Total 36hrs.

Careers and Outcomes

A concentration in Human Flourishing will give you a foundation that will enhance many careers related to the field.

POTENTIAL VOCATIONS:

  • Ethics Consultant (for NGOs, churches, or advocacy groups)
  • Nonprofit or NGO Leadership
  • Policy Analyst (focused on ethics, human rights, or justice initiatives)
  • Academic Researcher or Professor (Ethics, Theology, or Cultural Studies)
  • Equip communities and organizations with a deeper understanding of ethical and theological principles.

Prerequisites and Application

In addition to the requirements for general admission, you’ll need the following:

  • Applicants must possess a baccalaureate degree, or the educational equivalent, from a recognized accredited institution.
  • The applicant’s undergraduate grade point average must be a minimum of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.

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Combining unrivaled academic rigor with a wholehearted commitment to gospel fidelity and an abundance of flexible options, TEDS offers a theological education that equips you to serve Christ with wisdom and grace, in truth and love.

Direct Cost and Financial Aid

TEDS is committed to offering an affordable and accessible world-class seminary education which is why we offer scholarships, grants, rebates, and other aid options to help pay for the cost of schooling.

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Comprehensive Fee $290/semester $
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Comprehensive Fee $225/semester $
Comprehensive Fee $125/semester $

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“Classroom discussions are enriched by the participation of students from around the globe. Together we study God’s Word, learning how to understand it and put it into practice in our diverse and changing contexts. Our passion is engaging in God’s mission in the world — through our words and our deeds, whether at home or abroad.”

David M. Gustafson

Chair of Evangelism and Missional Ministry & Professor of Evangelism and Missional Ministry

Featured Faculty

Experience a classroom setting like none other. At TEDS, you will study under leading theologians, experts, and renowned authors in their specific field. Our professors will not only teach you but invest in your life.

  • Michael J. Sleasman

    Director of Bioethics Programs, Associate Professor of Bioethics

  • Matthew Eppinette

    Affiliate Professor of Bioethics, Executive Director of The Center for Bioethics & Human Dignity (CBHD)

  • David M. Gustafson

    Chair of Evangelism and Missional Ministry & Professor of Evangelism and Missional Ministry

Study at TEDS

Combining unrivaled academic rigor with a wholehearted commitment to gospel fidelity and an abundance of flexible options, TEDS offers a theological education that equips you to serve Christ with wisdom and grace, in truth and love.

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