Internships & Placement
All M.A. in Ministry and Master of Divinity(MDiv) students do an internship as part of their degree program. It involves a continuous experience involving 400 hours of service, supervision and reflection over two academic terms at a site approved by the Director of Internship and Placement.
Internship occurs in the student’s last program year. Our internship process allows you to map out your development goals and serve in a ministry context that helps you meet those goals. Your internship will culminate in evaluation and feedback on your integration of degree program outcomes.
Courses
Chaplaincy Internship
For students who seek to enter the field of Chaplaincy, and who choose to do Clinical Pastoral Education for their internship experience.
- PC566A
- PC566B
Professional Internship for MDiv students
For students who seek to explore service in churches, parachurch organizations, long term or senior care, or other contexts congruent with explicit Christian service or leadership.
- TL566A
- TL566B
Professional Internship for M.A. in Ministry students
Also for students who seek to explore service as described above.
- TL568A
- TL568B
Students find their own internship site, on-site supervisor, and off-site mentor (not in the same line of authority or at the same church location). Our team will help you get started, and support and guide you along the way.
Prerequisites
For M.A. students
- SP001
- TL001
- SP510
- an approved communications course for those students whose concentration requires it
For MDiv students
- SP001
- TL001
- SP510
- CP510
- ML527
- PC512
- complete reflective work
- secure a site, on-site supervisor, and off-site mentor
- complete an internship agreement for approval of the director of internship
- meet with the director to review, prior to registration
Requirements
Learn more about the internship process.