Second Degree Program
Master of Divinity to School of Behavioral and Community Health Second Degree
Pair your calling with the skills communities need most. A second graduate degree from Moravian University’s School of Behavioral and Community Health (SoBaCH) can expand the impact of your Master of Divinity (MDiv) by strengthening your ability to support individuals through complex emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges. You can also prepare for counseling-related licensure while deepening your capacity to serve individuals, families, and communities through ministry and care.
Earn your second degree in one of the following programs in Moravian University’s School of Behavioral and Community Health:
- Master of Social Work
- Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling
- Master of Arts in Mental Health
- Master of Science in Substance Use Counseling
- Certificate in Macro Social Work
- Certificate in Substance Use Counseling
You can also receive both degrees on an accelerated plan by working toward your MDiv for two years, then applying select credits from the SoBaCH program toward your MDiv elective credits. Reach out to your student experience mentor for more information about this accelerated plan.
Contact us to learn more!
Jessica Skultety
She/her/hers
Student Experience Mentor - Behavioral Health
(610) 625-7986
skultetyj@moravian.edu