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TUITION & FEES per year: $26,528 Master's Degree Programs; $37,960 Th.D. program.
William A. Graham, Dean
Loida Feliz, Director of Admissions
Harvard Divinity School is proud to trace its origins and mission back to the early days of American history. HDS?a nonsectarian school of theology and religious studies, based within a major research university?is committed to serving a global future. As a part of that mission, HDS produces scholars and leaders, across the academic fields and the professions, who are rigorously educated with a particular eye to the broad range of the world's religious traditions.
From its inception, Harvard has been committed to educating religious leaders and perpetuating a learned ministry. Today, its purpose is to educate women and men for service as leaders in religious life/thought and to enable these individuals to pursue diverse vocations in scholarship and education, ordained and lay ministry, and in other professions such as the human services, journalism, medicine, law, and government.
Students and faculty, representing over 55 denominations and strikingly diverse ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds, engage in rigorous historical and comparative study of Christian traditions in the context of other world religions and value systems. The curriculum is designed to allow flexibility in meeting degree requirements and significant latitude in shaping individual courses of study appropriate for each student?s own interests and vocational plans. In doing so, students may draw on the impressive range of resources not only of the Divinity School, but also of other schools within Harvard University and the member institutions of the Boston Theological Institute.
DEGREES
M.T.S. (18 areas of specialization), M.Div., Th.M., Th.D. (Th.D. fields of scholarship: Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, New Testament & Early Christian Studies, History of Christianity, Theology, Ethics, Comparative Religion, Religion & Society; Religion, Gender, Culture).
View Harvard University Undergraduate Programs
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