Melville Divinity Hall
ThD · Doctoral

Doctor of Theology in Nouthetic Counseling

A comprehensive study of nouthetic counseling across the full spectrum of theory and practice.

Male applicants only

Curriculum Based on the curriculum of The Log College & Seminary.

About the program

The Th.D. in Nouthetic Counseling program is a comprehensive study of the field of Nouthetic Counseling that will equip the student to engage in the full spectrum of Nouthetic theory and practice. The program consists of 51 academic credit hours and requires a M.Div., LCS MTS, or LCS Th.M. in Nouthetic Counseling (grants advanced standing).

Admission

Male students with LCS MTS, or M.Div., or LCS Th.M. in Nouthetic Counseling (grants advanced standing). No transfer credit is allowed due to the uniqueness of the program.

Requirements

  • Graduates of the Th.M. in Nouthetic Counseling program (having already completed the above courses) are granted advanced standing and may proceed immediately to the following courses: TH801, TH830, PT804, TH850, PM802, AP801, PH810, AP820, BS890.
  • All written assignments (with the exception of the dissertation) should follow current MLA formatting.
  • All numbered assignments (lecture outlines/notes, summaries, chapter summaries, papers, etc.) must be submitted to your mentor for grading.
  • Please report any broken links to info@logcollege.net

Courses

LCS curriculum: 51 credits · School layer: 27 credits · Total: 78 credits

Added by the school: the original Westminster vision

The school copies the LCS curriculum in full and adds its own courses on the 1647 text of the Westminster Standards, read with the Scottish and continental Reformed tradition. These credits are added to the LCS credits; no LCS course is replaced. A layer course already completed in an earlier program is not repeated: its credits carry forward.

The original Westminster vision

18 credits

The Scottish and continental Reformed tradition

9 credits

More from the school's catalog (optional, not counted in the total)

Optional

These courses add no credits to the program. Take any of them for your own study.

The LCS curriculum, copied in full

Courses

51 credits

Total: 78 credits