What Makes Phoenix Seminary Different
Phoenix Seminary has the largest private theological library in the state of Arizona.
Our students are placed in mentoring relationships with professors and other Christian leaders.
Phoenix Seminary allows students to complete courses online, on campus, or both.
Complete your post-graduate degree program with little or no debt. We offer scholarships between 25-100% off tuition.
Our 15:1 student/faculty ratio allows you to interact with our internationally recognized professors.
Phoenix Seminary is accredited by the ATS, Higher Learning Commission, and the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education.
Seminary News
Launching this Spring – Certificado Liderazgo Ministerial
El Seminario de Phoenix se enorgullece en presentar el Certificado de Liderazgo Ministerial (CLM), un programa integral en español diseñado para proporcionar a líderes de iglesias locales una formación…
Read More →2023 New President Search
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 2023 New President Search March 31, 2023 Earlier this month, Dr. Brian Arnold announced his return to pastoral ministry and upcoming move back to western…
Read More →Earn your M.Div. with Phoenix Seminary – now 100% online.
Today, Phoenix Seminary is excited to announce the further expansion and enhancement of our online learning programs. Beginning this Fall 2023, new students will have the opportunity…
Read More →Application Deadlines
| Program | Fall | Spring | Summer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doctor of Ministry (DMin) | July 15 | October 1 | March 1 |
| Master of Theology (ThM) | July 15 | -- | -- |
| All other Master Programs (MDiv, MAM, MA(BTS), MAC) |
July 15 | December 1 | April 15 |
| Graduate Diploma & Continuing Education |
July 15 | December 1 | April 15 |
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