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Austin Graduate School of Theology traces its origins to 1917, when the University Avenue Church of Christ established a Bible Chair at the University of Texas. In 1975 this program was expanded with the offering of a bachelor's degree in Biblical Studies by arrangement with Abilene Christian University. That same year, the school was incorporated as the Institute for Christian Studies. In 1978 an undergraduate program in ministry was initiated for the purpose of training ministers, teachers, and missionaries. Independent accreditation was granted in 1987, and since that time over 286 students have earned an undergraduate degree and are serving throughout North America and five other continents. Graduate theological education was incorporated into Austin Grad's mission in 1992 when a master's degree was offered by arrangement with Abilene Christian University. In the fall of 2001, Austin Grad launched its own graduate
program, and the Institute for Christian Studies became
the Austin Graduate School
of Theology. At the same time, the needs of undergraduate students
continue to be met through the School's Bachelor of Arts program. More
than 90 degrees have been conferred by Austin Grad. In 2007-08,
we relocated, moving from its historic site near the University
Avenue Church of Christ and the University of Texas to north-central
Austin The new location allowed for expansion to meet the needs
of a growing enrollment and the addition of future programs. Austin
Grad's alumni offer Christian witness
in both churches and the broader society in a variety of capacities
including ministry,
mission work, teaching, and business. |
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