Bachelor of Hermeneutics

BACHELOR OF
HERMENEUTICS (B.HERM.)

Equipping Students to Interpret God’s Word Faithfully

FLEXIBLE LEARNING

Study from anywhere in the world at your own pace.

LEARNING MATERIALS

Each course comes with outline and PDF books for easy understanding.

PRACTICAL MINISTRY

Ministry practicum and hands-on projects included in the program.

RESEARCH FOCUS

Develop research and writing skills through academic projects.

GLOBAL IMPACT

Prepare for local and global ministry with a Kingdom focus.

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Bachelor of Hermeneutics (B.Herm.) is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to equip students with the principles, methods, and skills necessary for accurate biblical interpretation and theological reflection. The program provides a strong foundation in biblical languages, historical context, interpretive methods, and sound exegesis. Through rigorous academic study and practical application, students learn to interpret Scripture faithfully, communicate biblical truth effectively, and apply God's Word to contemporary ministry, teaching, and Christian leadership contexts.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

COURSE STRUCTURE

Semester 1 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 101	Introduction to Hermeneutics	3
BHE 102	Pentateuch	3
BHE 103	Hebrew Language	3
BHE 104	Leadership & Administration	3
BHE 105	Foundation of Theological Education	3
BHE 106	Christian Ethics	2

Semester 2 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 107	Historical Books	3
BHE 108	The Doctrine of Jesus Christ	3
BHE 109	Homiletics	3
BHE 110	Pastoral Ministry	3
BHE 111	Spiritual Formation	2
BHE 112	Early Church History	3

Semester 3 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 201	Wisdom Literature	3
BHE 202	The Gospels	3
BHE 203	The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit	3
BHE 204	Greek Language	3
BHE 205	Principles of Hermeneutics	3
BHE 206	Social and Community Development	2

Semester 4 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 207	Major Prophets	3
BHE 208	Acts of the Apostles	3
BHE 209	The Doctrine of Man	3
BHE 210	Worship & Liturgy	2
BHE 211	Medieval Church History	3
BHE 212	Elective I (World Religions / Unreached People Groups)	3

Semester 5 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 301	Minor Prophets	3
BHE 302	Pauline Epistles	3
BHE 303	Hermeneutical Analysis of Salvation	3
BHE 304	Hermeneutics & Ecclesiology	3
BHE 305	Leadership & Church Growth	2
BHE 306	Elective II (Evangelism / Discipleship)	3

Semester 6 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 307	General Epistles	3
BHE 308	Prophecy (Revelation)	3
BHE 309	Hermeneutics of Scripture	3
BHE 310	The Doctrine of Angels	2
BHE 311	Aramaic Language	3
BHE 312	Elective III (10/40 Window / Outreach)	3

Semester 7 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 401	Apocalyptic Literature & Interpretation	3
BHE 402	Hermeneutics of Satanic Opposition	2
BHE 403	Hermeneutics of Last Things	3
BHE 404	Apologetics	3
BHE 405	Research & Writing Methods	3
BHE 406	Elective IV (Church Planting / Missions)	3

Semester 8 (17 Credit Hours)

Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
BHE 407	Contemporary Hermeneutics & Issues	3
BHE 408	Capstone Thesis / Research Project	3
BHE 409	Modern Theories in Hermeneutics	3
BHE 410	Elective V (World Religions / Women’s Ministry)	4
BHE 411	Elective VI (Intercultural and Interfaith Dialogue / Environmental Stewardship)	4

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Program Duration: 4 Years (8 Semesters)

Total Credit Hours: 136

Delivery Mode: Coursework + Research + Ministry Practicum

Teaching System: Semester System (Distance Learning)

Session Begin: 1st March and 1st September every year

Medium of Instruction: English Medium

Department: Theological and Biblical Studies

Faculty: Hermeneutics

ADMISSION CRITERIA

Applicant must hold a Diploma in Hermeneutics, or equivalent from an approved institution.

Program Fees

Per Semester

USD $800

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

Completion of 136 credit hours.
Passing of a comprehensive examination.
Completion and defense of a Bachelor’s thesis / major research project (15,000–20,000 words).
Demonstrated practical ministry impact project, such as:
o A church planting plan for a local or unreached community.
o A discipleship or leadership development program.
o A community outreach or social engagement initiative.

CAREER & MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES

Prepare for Leadership, Service, and Global Impact

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