Study in-depth the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, the wider ancient Near East and Mediterranean World and related extra-biblical literature including the Dead Sea Scrolls. Programme Director Dr Anja Klein discusses the postgraduate Biblical Studies programme here at the School of Divinity, University of Edinburgh. About the study area Study in-depth the Hebrew Bible and New Testament, the wider ancient Near East and Mediterranean World, and related extra-biblical literature including the Dead Sea Scrolls. You will develop expertise in biblical studies, adding depth and breadth to expertise in biblical languages. Leading academics on the programme have research interests in the Hebrew Bible, New Testament, early Judaism and early Christianity. If you are interested in this study area, you can apply either as a Master of Theology (MTh) or as a Master of Science (MSc), depending on your preference. Find out more Our postgraduate Degree Finder contains a full programme description, details of entry requirements, fees, scholarships and international student information for this programme. Or see below for a detailed programme structure. Apply online Programme structure Approaches to Research in Divinity and Religious Studies - 10 credits Approaches to Reaserch: Biblical Studies - 10 credits Two biblical language courses - 40 credits Three optional courses - 60 credits 15,000 word dissertation - 60 ccredits Courses These courses may change year to year, so please consult the Programme Director for advice on what will be available. Advanced Greek Readings - 20 credits Advanced Hebrew Texts A - 20 credits Aramaic - 20 credits Hebrew Bible in Historical-Critical Perspective - 20 credits Hebrew Scripture Theology - 20 credits Intermediate Biblical Hebrew - 20 credits Intermediate New Testament Greek - 20 credits Introducing Biblical Hebrew - 20 credits Introducing New Testament Greek - 20 credits Judea under Roman Rule - 20 credits New Testament Exegesis A - 20 credits Selected Topics in Biblical Studies - 20 credits The New Testament in the Graeco-Roman World - 20 credits With the agreement of your Programme Director, you may also choose options from other taught masters programmes in the School or University, and from advanced undergraduate (subject to availability and timetabling constraints). Further information Programme Director Dr Anja Klein Email: anja.klein@ed.ac.uk Profile page: Dr Anja Klein Postgraduate Admissions Phone: +44 (0)131 650 8952 Email: gradschool.div@ed.ac.uk Proposed new programme We would like to hear your views on a potential new postgraduate opportunity in Buddhist Studies Take survey This article was published on 2024-03-19
