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Situated on the banks of the Charles River, Boston University School of Theology is the oldest United Methodist seminary in North America, and we have prepared leaders to make a positive difference for nearly two centuries.
At Boston University School of Theology (STH), pursue your ministry and public leadership as you become a leader ready to respond to the challenges of today's global religious landscape. Transform yourself.
The purpose of the Boston University School of Theology is to pursue knowledge of God, to cultivate leaders for communities of faith, to enrich the academy, and to seek peace with justice in a diverse and interconnected world.
Master of Theological Studies (MTS) The Master of Theological Studies (MTS) degree program attracts those for whom the academic study of theology is itself a fulfilling—even spiritual—exercise. An MTS student might be preparing for doctoral studies and an academic vocation, for service to a congregation, for deacons orders, or for work in a ...
Since 1839, we have prepared leaders to do good. Now, it's your turn to join our many distinguished alumni who have shaped history, whether around the block or around the globe. We offer numerous paths and programs that will provide you the tools you need to become an effective religious and/or public leader. Start Here.
Doctor of Philosophy in Theological Studies (PhD) The PhD degree program is offered to students wishing to enhance their knowledge and competence in teaching and research and to contribute to scholarship in a specialized area of theological studies. The PhD is a research doctorate and requires students to give evidence of the highest standards ...
Learn alongside accomplished students, guided through rigorous academic programs by renowned faculty. At Boston University School of Theology (STH), our faiths are diverse; our callings, varied. But we share a common aspiration of creating a better world.
Degree Programs and Courses. Boston University School of Theology is a medium-sized seminary serving over 300 students within a major research university. This affords our students multiple and varied opportunities for interdisciplinary study.
Dean Emerita of the School of Theology; Professor Emerita of Theology and Education; Co-Director of the Center for Practical Theology, Retired.
The School of Theology matriculates students into its programs twice a year, in the fall and spring semesters. Applicants should have all materials (online application, transcripts, references, etc.) submitted by the deadlines below to be considered for admission.
