Programs

Certificate in Theology
The Certificate in Theology is a one-year foundation for new believers and lay workers, covering the Scriptures, Christian doctrine, spiritual formation, and the basics of ministry. 36 credits.

Diploma in Theology
The Diploma in Theology builds on the Certificate with biblical interpretation, theology, church history, and ministry skills such as preaching, counselling, and leadership. 72 credits.

Bachelor of Theology
The Bachelor of Theology is a full undergraduate degree across Scripture, theology, church history, the biblical languages, and practical ministry, with supervised field work. 120 credits (108 academic + 12 practical).

M.A. in Biblical Interpretation
The Master of Arts in Biblical Interpretation is a 60-credit postgraduate degree devoted entirely to the interpretation of Scripture, read through the realities of the Indian church, with an integrated upgrade pathway to the Master of Divinity. Holders of a recognised B.Th. with a grade of B+ may enter the second year directly.

Master of Divinity
The Master of Divinity is a 90-credit professional ministry degree that builds on the M.A. in Biblical Interpretation, adding systematic theology, Indian church history, mission, and pastoral formation, with supervised ministry. It may be taken continuously or as an upgrade after the M.A.

Mode of Delivery
GIOTS is designed as a fully online theological training platform, making structured theological education accessible to students regardless of their location or ministry context. The delivery model combines flexibility with academic discipline, ensuring that students are able to learn effectively while continuing in their personal, professional, or ministry responsibilities.
The programs are delivered through a Learning Management System, which serves as the primary platform for all academic activities. This enables a structured and organized learning environment where students can access course materials, participate in discussions, submit assignments, and track their progress.