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 IntroductionWith a declaration signed on June 8, 1966, the Lebanese Ministry of Education officially recognized the Near East School of Theology as an Institution of Higher Learning. Thus, the degrees conferred by the School are fully accredited in Lebanon . The degrees thus recognized are the following: Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.), Bachelor of Theology in Christian Education (B.Th.C.E.), Master of Divinity (M.Div.), Master of Christian Education (M.A.C.E.) and Master of Sacred Theology (S.T.M.). The degree of Bachelor in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.) is granted by Haigazian University , with which the N.E.S.T. cooperates for part of the program. The "Diploma in Theological Studies" is not an academic... more |
 Studies in the Middle EastAn Ecumenical & Inter-Religious Study Year in Beirut
The Near East School of Theology (N.E.S.T.) is an inter-confessional Protestant Seminary serving the evangelical churches of the Middle East . The primary purpose of the School is to train pastors and church workers for ministry in the churche... more |
 Theological ReviewThe Theological Review of the Near East School of Theology is a semi-annual journal of theology. In its present form it began in 1978, but it is the continuation of the Near East School of Theology Quarterly.
The Theological Review publishes articles and book reviews on any theological topic but pr... more |
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 Spiritual LifeUnder the direction of the Spiritual Life Committee, composed of faculty and students, plans are drawn up for the daily chapel services, which are led by faculty, senior students and guests. The Committee arranges for special services at appropriate times, such as Advent and Holy Week.
The Committe... more |
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 LibraryThe library contains around 42,000 volumes and receives about 80 periodicals regularly. Most of the collection is in English, but there is an important Arabic section, both Islamic and Christian, together with a good collection of manuscripts in Syriac, Arabic and Armenian.
The library is used not only by faculty and students of the School but als... more |
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