Our Programs

Academics

Through a distributed learning model of theological education, our courses are offered in a variety of formats that enable students to study at a pace that aligns with their professional and personal needs.

Master of Divinity

Our Master of Divinity program meets you at the intersection of passion and vocation, offering a comprehensive theological education that is both accessible and deeply enriching.

Begin Your Seminary Journey
Doctor of Ministry

Our Doctor of Ministry program is designed for ministry leaders ready to deepen their engagement with the complex challenges and opportunities of today’s world.

Take Your Faith Further
Diploma in Anglican Studies

Our Diploma in Anglican Studies (DAS) supports participants in deepening their spiritual journey and acquiring the skills essential for building vibrant, mission-driven communities.

Impact Your Community
Certificate of Theological Studies

Our Certificate in Theological Studies empowers your spiritual journey through a diverse curriculum rooted in the Word of God.

Deepen Your Spiritual Path
The Deacons Formation Collaborative

Our Deacon Formation Collaborative is a self-paced, online curriculum that makes it easier than ever to form and educate those called to be deacons to connect the church and the world after ordination

Start Your Diaconal Path

The Journey Through Seminary Education

“The people who are attracted to a place like Bexley Seabury are creative and imaginative, and are actively engaged in thinking about what the church will look like in the future.”

- The Rev. Cody Maynus

A more integrated approach to theological education

Bexley Seabury’s distributed model of theological education extends educational opportunities by interconnecting our community, our academic environment, and our daily lives. This educational model of learning occurs in various locations through a blend of online and face-to-face interactions, enabling flexibility and accessibility for all students.

BexSea faculty and students can be located in different places, permitting instruction and learning to occur independently of time and place. This non-residential model offers courses and programs in a way that meets students where they are in their lives and journeys of faith.

Intensives

Held on campus (or at a designated site) for one week in January or Summer, intensives can be up to one week or more. Students will stay connected online and may have assignments to do before, after, or in between on-site sessions.

Fully Online

Our fully online courses do not require visits to campus. They are as interactive as possible and often include both synchronous (“live,” in real-time) and asynchronous (on your own time) sessions.

Hybrids

Hybrids blend online teaching and learning (live, self-paced, or both) with in-person experiences to provide flexibility and optimize educational outcomes. In-person sessions meet on campus for one or two weekends in Fall and Spring or fewer than five weekdays in January and Summer.

Hyflex

Through our hyflex model, students have the option to join the course on-site or online. Some restrictions may apply.

Note: The meeting times for on-site courses are typically as follows: Weekend sessions in the Fall and Spring meet Friday from 1-9 PM CT and Saturday from 8:15 AM to 4 PM CT. Weekday intensive courses in January and Summer typically meet each day from 8:15 AM to 4:30 PM CT. Please see the course syllabus for final times. Note that travel courses will follow a different pattern.