BTI Course Catalogue 2010-2011

Any student in good standing with his/her own BTI school has the privilege of cross-registering into any BTI School. The BTI Course Catalogue contains courses offered by each member school, which are open to the BTI Students.

To search for courses, please click on any section below, and you will be redirected to the list of courses as well as additional information such as: registration deadlines, school registrars, etc. 

I Biblical Studies
» A. Old Testament/ Hebrew Bible
» B. Intertestamental and Rabbinics
» C. New Testament
» D. Archaeology & Epigraphy 

II Languages
» A. Hebrew/ Related Scriptural Languages
» B. Greek
» C. Latin
» D. Modern Languages

III Church History & Historical Theology
» A. Historiography & Overviews
» B. Early Church & Patristics
» C. Medieval
» D. Reformation
» E. Modern
» F. American

IV Theology
» A. Biblical
» B. Doctrinal, Systematic & Philosophical
» C. Philosophical
» D. Science & Religion 

V Ethics
» A. Foundational Studies
» B. Church, Society & Public Ethics
» C. Sociology and Psychology of Religion

VI World Religions

VII Ministry in Church and Society
» A) Church Polity and Law
» B) Ministry
» C) Counseling and Psychotherapy
» D) Missions, Missiology and Ecumenics
» E) Preaching and Communication
» F) Religion and the Arts
» G) Religious Education and Youth Ministry
» H) Field Education
» I) Spirituality and Formation
» J) Sacraments, Liturgy and Worship 

VIII Distance Education

PLEASE NOTE!
Students registering into any classes are fully responsible for completing the cross-registration process in both the home school and the host school, following the instructions in the Registrar' s Offices. This includes add/drop deadlines, withdrawals, and incomplete deadlines. Failure to comply with the process could result in a student being charged late fees, as well as not receiving the transfer of grades or credits for course work. BTI students are permitted to "shop" for classes by sitting in during the cross-registration period on those they are considering taking. However, they are responsible for all the class work given by the instructor during the cross-registration period in classes into which they enroll for credit. Students expecting to graduate upon completion of a given term should ensure that courses taken through cross-registration for the term can be graded in time to be counted toward their degree.

For last minute updates, please contact your school's registrar or the the registrar's office of the school you wish to cross-register into, as updates may not be reported to the BTI in timely fashion. Cross registration benefits are not offered to the BTI students during summer semester. For general questions please contact Marian Gh. Simion, BTI Assistant Director or call 617-527-4880!