Year 1

Fall (18 credits)

NT501 Basic Greek Fundamentals 1 3
OT501 Basic Hebrew Fundamentals 1 3
LI501 Introduction to Language Studies 3
BT501 *Introduction to Bible Translation 3
IC501 *Historical and Cultural Backgrounds of the Bible 3
IC502 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3
SF501 Spiritual Formation and Ministry† 0

Spring (18 credits)

NT502 Basic Greek Fundamentals 2 3
OT502 Basic Hebrew Fundamentals 2 3
LI502 Introduction to Linguistic Analysis 3
LI602 Phonological Analysis 3
BT502 *Principles of Bible Translation 3
LI604 Sociolinguistics & Cross-Cultural Communication 3
SF501 Spiritual Formation and Ministry† 0

Year 2

Fall (15 credits)

NT601 Advanced Greek Fundamentals 1 3
OT601 Advanced Hebrew Fundamentals 1 3
LI701 Grammer & Structure 1 3
BT601 *Translation Oversight and Technology 3
IC503 Spiritual Warfare and Martyrdom 3
SF501 Spiritual Formation and Ministry† 0

Spring (15 credits)

NT602 Advanced Greek Fundamentals 2 3
OT602 Advanced Hebrew Fundamentals 2 3
LI702 Grammar & Structure 2 3
IC602 Cultural Adaptation & Team Building 3
BT602 *Problems in Bible Translation 3
SF501 Spiritual Formation and Ministry† 0

Year 3

Fall (15 credits)

NT701 Functional Greek 1 3
OT701 Functional Hebrew 1 3
LL601 Semantics & Pragmatics 3
LI603 *Language Acquisition, Literacy Education,
and Program Development
3
BT701 *Issues in New Testament Translation 3

Spring (13 credits)

NT702 Functional Greek 2 3
OT702 Functional Hebrew 2 3
LI703 Field Methods and Management for Linguistics
and Translation
2
LI704 Linguistics Field Methods Practicum 1
BT702 *Issues in Old Testament Translation 3
BT703 Translation Field Methods Practicum 1

*Can be taught as a module or intensive.
†On-campus students must complete four semesters of SF501 Spiritual Formation before participating in field work.

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