Seminaries that put most/all of their course lectures online for free?

[CN_999]

Hello. Hopefully I'm in the right forum to ask this; it's a fairly specific question.

Reformed Theological Seminary very generously provides most of its seminary course lectures and syllabi online for free, here: Lectures - Reformed Theological Seminary. .

As far as I can tell, these are the same classes that you'd take for RTS's distance learning / online theology degrees. This sort of thing is a bit different from what (to name just one example) Gordon-Conwell seems to be doing, since the latter only has a truncated version of its curriculum online, adapted for laypersons. I've seen some indications that Westminster Theological Seminary and Dallas Theological Seminary put some of their standard courses online as well, but I'm not really sure.

EDIT: Covenant Seminary for the PCA has something similar, though you have to sign up on their website to get the free courses - Resources / Resources // Covenant Theological Seminary.

Are there other seminaries or religious programs that put most of their standard, official curriculum online like RTS does, for free general access?

Thanks.

 

[dqhall]

Hello. Hopefully I'm in the right forum to ask this; it's a fairly specific question.

Reformed Theological Seminary very generously provides most of its seminary course lectures and syllabi online for free, here: Lectures - Reformed Theological Seminary. .

As far as I can tell, these are the same classes that you'd take for RTS's distance learning / online theology degrees. This sort of thing is a bit different from what (to name just one example) Gordon-Conwell seems to be doing, since the latter only has a truncated version of its curriculum online, adapted for laypersons. I've seen some indications that Westminster Theological Seminary and Dallas Theological Seminary put some of their standard courses online as well, but I'm not really sure.

Are there other seminaries or religious programs that put most of their standard, official curriculum online like RTS does, for free general access?

Thanks.

I used to read in a theological seminary library, even though I was not a student there.

Nobel Prize winning economist Robert Shiller taught a free Yale economics course online. His lecture videos are good. Eventually my path of free courses reached a pay wall.

 

[CN_999]

Dallas Theological Seminary may have a similar setup, now that I look at it.

Their ITunesU Courses listed here:

iTunes U - Dallas Theological Seminary

...appear to largely match their MA in Christian Studies course requirements listed here:

Master of Arts (Christian Studies) (MACS) - Dallas Theological Seminary

The main thing that would worry me is how they specify that "portions of" 35 courses are online -- which would suggest that may not be uploading the entirety of these courses.

 

[bèlla]

Gordon-Conwell Seminary offers 10 courses through their Dimensions of Faith Program. Registration is free.

Dimensions of the Faith at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary is a free online theological education program. The Ockenga Institute of Gordon-Conwell has taken seminary-level courses and adapted them to a 'go at your own pace' distance learning program which includes audio lectures and a study guide.

~Bella

 

[Hiep]

Gordon-Conwell Seminary offers 10 courses through their Dimensions of Faith Program. Registration is free.

Dimensions of the Faith at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary is a free online theological education program. The Ockenga Institute of Gordon-Conwell has taken seminary-level courses and adapted them to a 'go at your own pace' distance learning program which includes audio lectures and a study guide.

~Bella

That's interesting

 

[Daniel Marsh]

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