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The School of Theology and Ministry is a part of Seattle University, a Jesuit Catholic University built on spirituality and social justice, with a dedication to interreligious relationships for the common good. The School of Theology and Ministry offers six graduate degrees, three professional certificates, and professional development courses.
When you attend the School of Theology and Ministry you choose to earn more than just a degree, it becomes fulfillment within your community, the confidence to break through barriers and the ability to step out and make a change.
At Seattle University, students are encouraged to grow personally and spiritually, testing their values, developing a sense of responsibility for themselves and their community, and learning about making ethical choices in their lives.
The School of Theology and Ministry’s curriculum aims to address the current needs and questions of today’s world by equipping leaders with interdisciplinary knowledge, field-based professional skills, and spiritual frames of meaning. Our students come from almost every decade of life experience and an array of religious backgrounds and faith perspectives.
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The School of Theology and Ministry offers professional certificates in multiple areas to help prepare you for the next stage of your career.
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The School of Theology and Ministry’s professional development programs expand the learning opportunities available to those following their passions, furthering their education, or gaining a competitive edge. We dare to explore new ground and change minds and to shape those who will shape our world. So branch out, explore, and expand your lifelong learning.
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Seattle University School of Theology and Ministry’s Center for Religious Wisdom & World Affairs brings together theologians and social scientists from across the country and globe, in dialogue with community stakeholders from the Puget Sound region, with the aim of unleashing more effective faith-based responses to our most pressing social problems.