Presbyterian Theological Seminary

PTS College and Advanced Studies was founded on June 29, 1983 by the Evangelical Presbyterian Mission, Inc. (EPM), a mission group organized in the Philippines in 1978 through the missionaries of the Presbyterian Church in Korea (Hapdong). The seminary started with module classes with ten students through the leadership of Dr. Hwal-Young “Gerardo” Kim and Dr. Kiho “Timothy” Park. The name of the seminary was formerly known as Presbyterian School of Theology (PST) located at the Teacher’s Village, Diliman, Quezon City. In 1985, the name was changed into Presbyterian Theological Seminary and transferred to its present location at Salitran IV, Dasmariñas, Cavite in 1987.

PTS began offering regular semestral classes for different degree and diploma programs, such as Master of Divinity (M. Div.), Master of Ministry (MAM.), Bachelor of Theology (B. Th.), and Bachelor of Church Ministry (B.C.M.). In April 1986, PTS held its first commencement exercises and graduated 14 students. From that year onwards, PTS produced graduates from different degree programs serving in different churches and ministries both here and abroad.

Bachelor of Theology BS in Christian Education Bachelor of Elementary Education

MA in Ministry Master of Divinity in Biblical Studies Master of Divinity in Pastoral Studies Master of Theology MA in Inter-Cultural Studies

Advanced Diploma in Theological Studies Certificate in Church Ministry Certificate in Early Childhood Education Certificate in Professional Education Certificate in Special Study Advanced Diploma in Transformational Leadership