Seminar Theoloji Malaysia (STM) is a Christian theological education institution located in Malaysia, mainly providing training for Christian pastors and church leaders. The following is some basic information about the Malaysian Theological Seminary:

Overview:

The Malaysian Theological Seminary was established in 1973 by multiple Christian denominations to train pastors, missionaries and other church workers for the Christian community in Malaysia and surrounding areas.

The seminary emphasizes cross-denominational cooperation and exchanges, and incorporates theological thinking in the Asian context into its courses.

Campus:

Located in the Petaling Jaya area of ​​Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the specific address is No. 4, Jalan 13/5, Section 13, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

The campus has teaching buildings, libraries, dormitories and other facilities, providing students with a good learning and living environment.

Academic Programs:

Offers a variety of theology degree programs, including:

Diploma in Theology

Bachelor of Theology

Master of Theology

Doctorate

Courses cover a variety of areas, including biblical studies, systematic theology, historical theology, practical theology, etc.

Featured Programs:

Interdenominational Cooperation: STM is an interdenominational theological school where students and teachers from different Christian traditions study and live together.

Asian Theology: Focuses on theological thinking in the context of Asian culture and encourages students to combine theological theory with local realities.

Language Diversity: Although the main teaching language is English, some courses are also conducted in Malay or Chinese to accommodate students from different language backgrounds.

Internship Opportunities: Students have the opportunity to participate in internship programs in churches or related institutions to gain practical work experience.

Faculty:

The teaching team is composed of experienced pastors and scholars who have profound academic attainments and rich practical experience in their respective fields.

Many teachers also actively participate in international theological conferences and publishing activities to maintain their academic forefront.

Accreditation:

The courses offered by the Malaysian Theological College are accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education of Malaysia and are registered as a higher education institution by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency (MQA).

The College is also a member of the Association for Theological Education in South East Asia (ATESEA).

Contact:

Official website: http://www.stm.edu.my/

Tel: +603-7956 6500