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Tuition and Fees

The fees and charges listed below are for those students enrolled as students of the GTU, including the Common MA program. Students of one of the member schools should check with their registrar and/or business office for that school’s charges. Tuition and Fees (For tuition and fees, the academic year begins with the fall semester and ends with the summer session.)  Tuition** 2021-2022 2022-2023 2022-2023 Annual  PhD tuition (per credit) $1,475 $1,475 $35,400 PhD...
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Find Your Place at the GTU

The Graduate Theological Union educates innovative leaders for the academy, religious organizations, and the nonprofit sector, equipping scholars to embody the critical thinking, ethical frameworks, compassionate values, and spiritual foundations essential to building a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world. With a focus on interreligious and interdisciplinary perspectives, GTU students & faculty engage the world’s great religions and wisdom traditions in contemporary contexts. The GTU offers academic PhD and MA degrees and certificate programs with over 30 concentrations of focus that...
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Women's Voices Campaign

The GTU boasts one of the largest contingents of female theology students and alumnae in the country. Beginning on International Women's Day 2018 and continuing for more than six weeks, we featured a different quote from one of our alumnae each weekday on social media--and we've collected them all on this page. Thanks to all who took the time to share their stories! The GTU is proud of the work of all its female scholars--past, present, and future--and we look forward to seeing how you will continue to shape our world and make it a better place!
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Applying for Financial Aid

Financial Aid is awarded based on a standard 9-month academic year, not by calendar year. The academic year award cycle begins with fall, followed by spring, and ends with summer term. Please note that under Title IV federal student aid regulations, our summer term is considered a single term comprised of a combination of mini-sessions or modules.  A module is defined as a course or courses in a payment period or semester that does not span the entire length of the term. Students must apply for financial aid each academic year for which they wish to receive financial aid. It is the student's...
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Directions

San Francisco (SFO) by BART  approx 1 hour, cost $9.55.  At the airport, take the Pittsburg Bay Point train and get off at 19thSt. Oakland.  Transfer to a Richmond train. Take the Richmond train to the Downtown Berkeley station.  Oakland (OAK) by BART  approx. 40-50min., cost $8.60.  Get on the BART train directly across the Oakland airport.  The train will head toward the Coliseum/Oakland Airport station.   At the Coliseum/Oakland Airport station, take the Richmond train. Get off at the Downtown Berkeley station. Same options as above are available for getting to the GTU from the BART...
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Student Travel Grants

GTU Student Travel Grant: Doctoral students who have papers accepted for the program of the Annual Meeting of the AAR, SBL, or other comparable national meeting or conference may compete in the GTU's Student Travel Grant competition. Winner are given cash awards to support the costs of attending the meeting. The Dean and Core Doctoral Faculty Awards Committee select recipients for this award. Applications are ususally due September 15 (or the following Monday, if September 15 falls on a weekend) for the first cycle and February 15 for the second cycle (or the following Monday if February 15...
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Financial Aid Announcements

Every year, many of the federal financial aid regulations are up for review and approval by the federal government. The government maintains the right to modify all Title IV federal student aid regulations at any time during the year should there be budgetary or regulation issues that need to be addressed immediately. The Financial Aid Office will be able to answer any specific questions regarding how these changes might or might not affect you and your financial aid award for the upcoming school year.
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