Contact Admissions Concurrent MA Option - 2 degrees, 1 thesis
Whether pursuing ministry, academia, or a professional career, here you will find an extraordinary group of people compelled to deepen their knowledge of God, for a variety of fascinating reasons. At DSPT, lay women and men study for the MA Theology alongside Dominican Friars, Capuchins, Benedictines, Jesuits, as well as seminarians from the Eastern Orthodox Church and Assyrian Church of the East. Students also benefit from the wide range of theological faculties and resources available throughout the Graduate Theological Union, which span the full range of Christian denominations, as well as Jewish, Islamic, Orthodox, and Buddhist traditions.
Our theology programs aim to educate leaders who, by drawing upon tradition in light of contemporary culture, can identify and address the present needs of the Church. Rooted in our integrated approach, they begin with an introduction to philosophical issues and methods, in order to equip students with a knowledge of their discipline’s history and to render them conversant with a wide audience.
Students and faculty explore a wide variety of topics and seminars, including:
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Master of Arts Theology (MATh) Thesis Option
Master of Arts Theology (MATh) Exam Option
Master of Divinity (MDiv)
Master of Theological Studies (MTS)
Concurrent MA Option, MA Philosophy and MA Theology (CCMA)
Concurrent MDiv and MA Theology
GTU Common MA Theology - in this program the student may specify DSPT as the school of affiliation. The program is interdisciplinary in nature taking advantage of the broader resources of the GTU.
Certificate of Theological Studies (CTS)
Special Student Status
Always consult the Student Handbook for DSPT program details. Or the GTU Student Handbook for the GTU Common MA.
Contact Director of Admissions
510-883-2073 or 888-450-3778
Religion and the Arts
Sacred Arts
Salesian Studies
Systematic and Philosophical Theology
Moral Theology and Christian Ethics
Cultural and Historical Studies of Religion
History
Biblical Studies
Spirituality