Theology and Religion at EMU

If you feel called to serve others and dig deeper into what it means to be a following of Christ, consider theology and religious studies at EMU. EMU offers a variety of academic programs that focus on scripture, spiritual formation, and leading a purposeful life as a follower of Jesus. You will graduate prepared for seminary or graduate studies, or serving within churches, hospitals, schools and other leadership roles.

Distinctives
- Learn more about yourself and explore a sense of call to ministry in many different settings—like a congregation, hospital, camp, social justice advocate or in many other professions
- Cross-cultural study in biblical lands- EMU offers regular trips to the Middle East to learn more about the land and people where Jesus walked.
- Emphasis on nonviolent peacemaking, service and creation care are key to our program
- One-on-one mentoring with professors in your field
- Explore scripture in the Anabaptist tradition
- Personal and spiritual growth
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Outcomes
Students who graduate with a degree from the Theology and Religion program at EMU are prepared for ministry and service as:
- pastors
- missionaries
- biblical scholars
Graduates have attended graduate school or seminary at
- Vanderbilt University
- Duke Divinity School
- Princeton Theological Seminary
- Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary
- Eastern Mennonite Seminary
- Fuller Seminary
- and many more
Affordability
- 99% of undergrads receive financial aid
- The average assistance package is over $37,000
- Over $21 million in aid is awarded each year
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Learn more by contacting EMU's Financial Assistance Office or checking out our net price calculator.

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