The Toronto School of Theology is one of the largest ecumenical consortia of theological schools in the world. The Toronto School of Theology is comprised of seven member colleges federated with the University of Toronto. Along with our four affiliate members, we represent eight different Christian denominations (Anglican, Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, Mennonite, Presbyterian, Reformed, and United). The Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada accredits our consortium and each of our member schools.

The Toronto School of Theology through its member colleges offers both basic and advanced theological degrees.

Basic degree programs include the Masters in Divinity (M.Div.), Masters in Religious Education (M.R.E.), Masters in Religion (M.Rel.), Masters in Pastoral Studies (M.P.S.), Masters in Ministry and Spirituality (M.A.M.S.), and Masters in Theological Studies (M.T.S.).

Advanced degrees include the Masters of Theology (Th.M.), Doctor of Theology (Th.D.), Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.), Doctoral (Ph.D.), and Masters of Arts (M.A.).

Contact the TST College to which you wish to apply for information about on-campus housing services. Also view the TST Web site at www.tst.edu for more details.

Basic degree students at TST have access to most of the services available at the University of Toronto (e.g. Athletic Centre and Hart House, libraries, accessibility services, and other student services (e.g. Health Services, Housing Service, and Family Care Office)). Advanced degree students have access to some of the services available at the University of Toronto (e.g. libraries and accessibility services) and may make use of other U of T services by paying a student user fee.

TST students have access to the University of Toronto Career Centre.

See the University of Toronto Athletic Centre Web site for information about available sports. The University of Toronto Web site is at www.utoronto.ca.

See the University of Toronto Hart House Web site for information about available activities. The University of Toronto Web site is at www.utoronto.ca. Also contact the TST College to which you wish to apply for more information on their specific activities.

See the University of Toronto Student Administrative Council (SAC) Web site for information about available clubs. (Only full-time students are SAC members.) The University of Toronto Web site is at www.utoronto.ca. Also contact the TST College to which you wish to apply for more information on their specific clubs/organizations.

Each TST student is entitled to a University of Toronto e-mail account. Walk in computing facilities can be found on campus at both the University of Toronto and Toronto School of Theology Colleges. Contact the TST College to which you wish to apply for more information on their specific resources.

See the University of Toronto Web site for information about available cultural facilities. The University of Toronto Web site is at www.utoronto.ca. Also contact the TST College to which you wish to apply for more information on their specific cultural facilities.

TST students may make use of the Accessibility Services and Family Care Office of the University of Toronto. The University of Toronto Web site is at www.utoronto.ca. Also contact the TST College to which you wish to apply for more information on their specific special services.

TST is composed of seven member schools: Emmanuel College (United Church of Canada), Knox College (Presbyterian Church in Canada), Regis College (Roman Catholic: Jesuit), St. Augustine's Seminary (Roman Catholic: Diocesan), University of St. Michael's College (Roman Catholic: Basilian), University of Trinity College (Anglican), and Wycliffe College (Anglican). The academic resources of the seven member schools in Toronto are strengthened by an affiliation with the Institute of Christian Studies (Christian Reformed) situated on the southern edge of the University of Toronto campus, McMaster Divinity College (Baptist) in nearby Hamilton, Conrad Grebel College (Mennonite) at the University of Waterloo, and by courses offered at Waterloo Lutheran Seminary.

Contact the TST College to which you wish to apply for more information about international exchange and work/study opportunities.

Campus tours are available for the University of Toronto through the Hart House Porter's Desk. See the University of Toronto Web site at www.utoronto.ca for more information. TST College tours may be arranged through individual TST Colleges.