At a time when patriarchy and sexualized violence are surfacing in new ways, WSR offers space for religious scholars and practitioners to ask, “What does religious leadership look like for such a time as this?”
Join the Center for Islamic Studies and the Center for Jewish Studies for a plenary on theism and atheism in the modern age with Scott Shay, author of In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism
See yourself here! Try out classes, explore our neighborhood, meet with professors and students, and learn about the admission process here at GTU.
Gregory Sterling (PhD, '90), GTU Alumnus of the Year, 2018
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The GTU is the most comprehensive center for the graduate study of religion in North America, bringing together scholars of the world’s great religions and wisdom traditions. Discover the more than twenty schools, centers, and affiliates that form this one-of-a-kind union.
The GTU supports intensive scholarly inquiry and deep personal engagement with religious tradition and practice. Students pursue their interests within a diverse community composed of many smaller communities, in an atmosphere of multi-religious freedom, curiosity, respect, and dialogue.
Whether your studies involve interreligious topics or in-depth inquiry within a particular tradition, the GTU offers exceptional opportunities for critical and creative scholarship. Through four interdisciplinary departments and more than thirty specific concentrations, our master’s and doctoral programs invite innovative study of religion in a twenty-first century context.
