The language of the course is Hungarian. The length of the course is four years, for the correspondence students it is five years. Thanks to the financial support system of the Hungarian goverment there is no tuition fee for those full time students who are taking their first degree here. The popularity of the faculty regarding the number of students has been continuously growing since the foundation (1990). Today our course is among the first 4 or 5 most popular programs dealing with religion in Hungary.

Students attend special prayer meetings and other church meetings organized for them. Their church activity and life is advised by pastors, counsellors.

The infrastructure of the Academy offers various opportunities to the students for study, research and other freetime activities. The Library of Saint Paul Academy is a church library specialized in theology, partially open to the public.

Students may take the following courses at the Academy:

• THEOLOGY
  • Fundamental Theology
  • Introduction to the Old Testament
  • Old Testament Hermeneutics
  • Introduction to the New Testament
  • New Testament Hermeneutics
  • Biblical Anthropology
  • Doxology; Christology
  • Ecclesiology
  • Eschatology
  • The Gifts of the Holy Spirit
• PRACTICUM: Christian Life and Ministry
  • Communication
  • Mission
  • Evangelism
  • Pastoral Studies
  • Introduction to the Ministry
  • Service in Church
  • Demonology
  • Biblical Psychology
  • Family and Marriage
• SOCIAL SCIENCES
  • Ancient History
  • Church History
  • The Church in Hungary
  • History of the Pentecostal and the Charismatic Movement
  • History of Philosophy
  • Church Law
• ANCIENT LANGUAGES
  • Introduction to Old Testament Hebrew
  • Introduction to New Testament Greek
• MODERN LANGUAGES
  • English
  • German
  • Italian

Scientific research also has an important role in the life of the Academy. The goal of research at the Faculty of Theology and the adaptation of some charismatic foreign literature, is to conduct basic theological research and thus to contribute to the Hungarian literature on biblical subjects. The Department of Ancient Languages is working on the translation of the New and Old Testaments. Our students take an active part in the research work.

The research results are very quickly and almost completely incorporated into the curriculum. We tend to follow and apply the results of computer science (for example our students and graduates produce the Internet Home Page of our church, put Biblical programmes, Concordances and other references on the Web.)

The instructors regularly contribute to the weekly paper and other publications of Faith Church.