The Academic Programs of Saint Mary Theological College provide structured pathways of theological education leading to certificates, diplomas, and academic degrees. Each program is designed according to the mission of the College, the tradition of the Orthodox Church, and recognized standards of higher theological education.

Students are admitted into a specific academic program and assigned to a designated cohort. Programs define degree objectives, learning outcomes, credit requirements, and approved course sequences necessary for graduation.

All academic programs draw coursework from the College’s academic departments. While departments oversee instruction and faculty, academic programs establish curriculum requirements and guide students’ progression toward successful program completion.

Programs are offered at multiple academic levels, including certificate, diploma, undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral studies, and are administered under the authority of the Academic Dean in accordance with the Academic Catalog and institutional governance policies.

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🎓 Academic Programs Offered
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Select a program below to view curriculum structure and course sequence.

📜 Certificate Programs  
Foundational theological education for church servants and lay faithful.

🎓 Diploma Programs  
Structured Orthodox theological training beyond introductory studies.

📘 Associate of Theology (A.Th.)  
Comprehensive undergraduate-level theological formation.

🏛️ Bachelor of Theology (B.Th.)  
Four-year academic degree preparing clergy and church leaders.

⛪ Master of Divinity (M.Div.)  
Professional graduate degree for priestly formation.

📚 Master of Theology (M.Th.)  
Advanced theological research and specialization.

🎖️ Doctor of Theology (Th.D.)  
Advanced professional doctoral studies in theology.

🎓 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)  
Highest academic research degree in theology.

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📘 Courses are delivered through Academic Departments.  
📅 Students are enrolled through semester-based Moodle cohorts.