Master’s Degree Deadlines

✵ Fall — June 30
✵ Winter — November 30
✵ Spring— November 30
✵ Summer — April 30

Doctoral Program Deadlines

✵ Fall — Feb 1 for PhD, June 30 for DMin
✵ Winter — October 15 for DMin
✵ Spring — November 30 for DMin
✵ Summer — March 15 for DMin

The Oblate School of Theology offers graduate programs for men and women of all faith traditions. Our degree programs provide comprehensive theological education grounded in Catholic tradition while engaging contemporary questions of faith, ministry, and justice.

Whether preparing for pastoral ministry, academic teaching, or looking for those seeking enrichment, purpose and meaning, students receive personalized mentorship from distinguished faculty in a community committed to academic excellence and spiritual formation.

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Doctoral Programs

Masters Programs

Maestría de Artes en Ministerio Pastoral

La Maestría en Ministerio Pastoral es un programa de grado profesional “que brinda educación para la misión y el ministerio de la iglesia en el mundo”. (Declaración de propósito de OST, párrafo #1 en el catálogo escolar.) El programa de Ministerio Pastoral brinda a los estudiantes las bases necesarias para servir como asociados pastorales, coordinadores de liturgia, ministros de formación en la ...

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Master of Arts in Spirituality

Institute for the Study of Contemporary Spirituality

The Masters of Arts in Spirituality equips students to draw on the deep wells of the Christian spiritual tradition in order to respond faithfully and creatively to the spiritual needs and concerns of contemporary communities. Through coursework and peer-to-peer learning, students develop a comprehensive and critical understanding of diverse historic and contemporary expressions of Christian ...

Master of Arts in Sacred Scripture

The Master of Arts in Sacred Scripture degree program provides a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of the biblical Canon. Students will be exposed to the full range of biblical books and to a diversity of exegetical approaches, both ancient and contemporary.