Franciscan enables you to master the fundamentals of faithful Catholic theology, dive deeper into Sacred Scripture, and gain the intellectual formation you need from your vocation—all while being strengthened to share the love of Jesus Christ.
See history, literature, philosophy, art, science, and culture through a Catholic lens with Franciscan’s MA in Catholic Studies. Discover how God has worked throughout history and continues his work in our world today.
Learn proven methods to joyfully and confidently share the Gospel and the Catholic faith in Franciscan’s MA in Catechetics and Evangelization Program. Prepare to serve the Church as a catechist, religion teacher, director of faith formation, missionary, and more.
With Franciscan’s MA in Theological Studies, you’ll further your theology education and be ready to excel at careers in both the Church and the professional world. You’ll also develop excellent communication skills so you can proclaim the Gospel with clarity and conviction.
Franciscan’s DMin Program equips Catholic ministry professionals with the enhanced skills, knowledge, and academic credentials needed to make an even greater impact in evangelization and catechesis in fields such as Catholic higher education, Church leadership, and Catholic apostolates.
Our theology professors teach you the truths of the Catholic faith—preparing you to engage the world with the truth, goodness, and beauty of authentic Catholic teaching.
Make the most of your graduate education with Franciscan. You’ll benefit from:
Your world and the Church need the witness and work of committed, well-formed Catholics. With your master’s or doctorate from Franciscan University, you will learn to lead as joyful disciples in your families, communities, and careers, including Catholic education, parish ministry, missionary work, diocesan leadership, and much more.
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See God’s hand working in human history to save, guide, and lead us to him as you prepare for a career as a Catholic school educator, parish minister, missionary, business leader, or Diocesan staff member.
—Angela Bailey, MA ’24