M.A. in Theology

The Patrick F. Taylor M.A. in Theology

The Master of Arts Program in Theology seeks to assist students in their intellectual, moral, and religious development towards union with God, the Blessed Trinity. Through natural revelation, God manifests himself in creation to human reason in its natural operations. Through supernatural revelation, He manifests himself in and through this same creation but in such a way as to reveal new, intimate depths of His Being and plan that surpass our natural power of knowing.

Quick Facts about our Master of Arts Program

  • Average class size of 7 students
  • Great placement into Ph.D programs, teaching in high schools, working in dioceses.
  • State of the art Library with a collection of over 200,000 volumes that is especially strong in Philosophy and Theology.
  • A Rare Books/Special Collections Room that houses 10,000 volumes and 25,000 bound periodicals.
  • Study St. Thomas Aquinas with multiple members of the Pontifical Academy of St. Thomas Aquinas.
  • Study the thought of Blessed John Paul II with world-renowned expert, Dr. Michael Waldstein.
  • A shared campus with an undergraduate population of 750 students.
  • Vibrant liturgical and spiritual life; daily access to Sacraments.
  • Complete your degree in 14–24 months.
  • Affordable tuition and generous scholarships available.

For further information e-mail us at graduatetheology@avemaria.edu

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    Theology of the Body at AMU


    Dr. Michael Waldstein, world renowned scholar on John Paul II's Theology of the Body, explains the fundamentals of this groundbreaking theology and its importance for our age.

    M.A. in Theology


    Associate Professor of Theology Dr. Roger Nutt discusses the Master of Arts Program in Theology, which seeks to assist students in their intellectual, moral, and religious development towards union with God, the Blessed Trinity.