You might want to give more information about the range of religious traditions you would consider. I know that Liberty has a 93 hour MDiv in Chaplaincy, a 72 hour MDiv in Chaplaincy, a 60 hour MA in Religion with a concentration in Marketplace Chaplaincy, and a 36 hour MA in Ministry with a Marketplace Chaplaincy focus.
Baker's guide.. Baker's Guide probably has the best list, and anymore, there are several good options available. Christian Online Learning: Bible, College, Seminary Degrees MDiv degrees Here are but two of them.. Chaplaincy Track [M.Div. Equivalency] Fromiedmont Baptist College Welcome to Piedmont International University - Piedmont International University ------------ Faith Evangelical Seminary Master of Divinity - approved for US Military Chaplaincy Faith Evangelical College and Seminary
Columbia International University Seminary & School of Ministry: M.Div in Chaplaincy / MA in Chaplaincy CIU Adds Master Denver Seminary: MA in Counseling Ministries w/ a Chaplaincy concentration. M.Div w/Chaplaincy Denver Seminary > Chaplaincy Program Baptist Bible College & Seminary: M.Div, Military Chaplaincy Program Baptist Bible Seminary - M.Div. Military Chaplaincy Program Ashland University (ATS): MA in Practical Theology (Chaplaincy) ATS - Academics - Degrees Campbell University Divinity School: M.Div (Counseling and Chaplaincy Concentration) Campbell University Divinity School > Academics > Degree Programs > Master of Divinity http://divinity.campbell.edu/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=G_9QoVcw2wk%3d&tabid=130 St. Michael’s College (Cardiff University - School of Religious and Theological Studies): M.Th in Chaplaincy Studies (“…delivered over three years via four short residential schools per year with individual directed personal study.”). Concentration tracks for: military, healthcare, higher education and/or school chaplains) Chaplaincy Studies - Courses
k: ... you did ask out of curiosity ... U.S. Army • You must obtain an ecclesiastical endorsement from your faith group. This endorsement should certify that you are: A clergy person in your denomination or faith group. Qualified spiritually, morally, intellectually and emotionally to serve as a Chaplain in the Army. Sensitive to religious pluralism and able to provide for the free exercise of religion by all military personnel, their family members and civilians who work for the Army. • Educationally, you must: Possess a baccalaureate degree of not less than 120 semester hours. Possess a graduate degree in theological or religious studies, plus have earned at least a total of 72 semester hours in graduate work in these fields of study. • Applicants for active duty or the National Guard MUST be U.S. citizens. Permanent residents can ONLY apply for the Army Reserve. • Be able to receive a favorable National Agency Security Clearance. • Pass a physical exam at one of our Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS). • A minimum of two years of full-time professional experience, validated by the applicant’s endorsing agency (This requirement is not applicable to Army Reserve applicants). • Must be at least 21 years of age, but younger than 42 at time of Regular Army commissioning or less than 45 at time of Army Reserve commissioning. Prior service applicants with at least 3 years of prior AFS or creditable USAR service must be younger than 47 at time of Army Reserve commissioning. Requirements | GoArmy.com Navy: * The Coast Guard, Marine Corps and Navy are under the same command To be eligible to become a Navy Chaplain, you must: • Be a U.S. citizen at least 21 years of age and be able to complete 20 years of service before age 62 • Meet certain medical and physical fitness standards • Hold a BA or BS degree with not less than 120 semester hours from a qualified educational institution; and hold a post-baccalaureate graduate degree of not less than 72 semester hours in theological or related studies • Hold an ecclesiastical endorsement from a religious faith organization registered with the Department of Defense (DOD) Chaplain : Chaplain & Support : Careers & Jobs : Navy.com USAF 1 Acquire United States citizenship. Air Force chaplains are required to hold American citizenship (no dual citizenship). If you are not an American citizen, apply for citizenship as soon as possible. 2 Meet basic requirements to join the Air Force. Chaplains, like any other soldier in the Air Force, must meet the Air Force's age, height and weight requirements. For the age requirement, chaplains must be younger than 42 when they enter active duty. For the height and weight requirements, check online for the official Air Force standards (see Resources). 3 Obtain a bachelor's degree. Chaplains must graduate from an accredited college or university with no fewer than 120 hours of classes. You may want to major in psychology, sociology or social work to prepare yourself for the demands of working as a chaplain. 4 Obtain a graduate degree in theology or a related field. You must attend an accredited college or university and graduate with no fewer than 72 hours of classes. You may want to apply to a few programs since gaining admission to graduate school is oftentimes competitive. 5 Get pastoral experience. If you want to become a chaplain, you must have at least 2 years of religious leadership experience. 6 Attain your ecclesiastical endorsement. Speak to your Air Force recruiter to get started on your DD Form 2088. This endorsement certifies that you have met the proper education and leadership requirements to become a chaplain. 7 Pass your background check. Once your DD Form 2088 is complete, the Air Force will conduct a security background investigation on you. Provide any information they may ask of you. 8 Join the Air Force as a chaplain. If you meet all the requirements to become an Air Force chaplain, you will join the Air Force as a commissioned officer with the grade of Captain (0 to 3) or below How to Become an Air Force Chaplain | eHow.com How to Become an Air Force Chaplain | eHow.com USAFR Requirements -- Citizen of the United States -- Less than 35 years of age at the time of appointment -- Possess baccalaureate degree with not less than 120 semester hours of undergraduate credit from an accredited college or university -- Obtain ecclesiastical approval from your religious body's military endorser -- Enrolled full time in seminary in an accredited or recognized theological seminary or professional school of religion -- Working toward a professional 72-hour religious degree, such as the master of divinity -- Able to complete approximately 115 days of active duty training during at least two summers, prior to graduation or within 90 days following graduation -- Meet all military medical requirements and weight standards -- Pass a National Security Agency check on your personal history and background and qualify for a security clearance -- No drug abuse or criminal record Air Force Reserve Command - Chaplain Candidate National Guard Chaplain Eligibility Requirements In addition to general officer eligibility, to qualify as a National Guard Chaplain, you’ll need to obtain a federally recognized ecclesiastical endorsement (see below) from your denomination or faith group certifying that you: • Are less than 45 years of age at the time of commissioning, without prior service • Are less than 47 with at least three years active federal service (or creditable reserve service) when commissioned, with prior service • Are qualified spiritually, morally, intellectually and emotionally • Possess a bachelor's degree (not less than 120 semester hours) • Possess an accredited master's degree of not less than 72 semester hours (36 semester hours must be in Religion/Theology or related subjects) • Are sensitive to religious pluralism and able to provide for the free exercise of religion by all military personnel and their Family members • Waivers are considered on a case-by-case basis, depending on the critical need of the applicant's faith group. Guard Chaplains | Chaplain | NATIONAL GUARD Department of Defense: SUBJECT: Guidance for the Appointment of Chaplains for the Military Departments http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/pdf/130428p.pdf
Tenessee Temple University Temple Baptist Seminary offers the M.Div. with chaplaincy focus COMPLETLY online, similarly to Liberty.
If you are referring to, e.g., St. Michael’s College (Cardiff University - School of Religious and Theological Studies): M.Th in Chaplaincy Studies; per their website: Chaplaincy Studies - Courses Students currently on the MTh serve as chaplains in: • The British Army and Royal Navy • Healthcare • Education • Prisons Just speculation on my part but … seems so in response to your question (?).
