The Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky Institute of Eastern Christian Studies (MASI) is an autonomous academic unit of the Faculty of Theology of the University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto.
It specializes in the theology, spirituality, liturgy, history, and ecclesial polity of the Eastern Christian Churches, both Orthodox and Catholic.
Since July 1, 2017, MASI has been an autonomous academic unit within USMC’s Faculty of Theology and part of the Toronto School of Theology, an ecumenical consortium of 7 colleges.
The Sheptytsky Institute publishes a peer-reviewed journal, LOGOS: A Journal of Eastern Christian Studies.
The Faculty of Theology at the University of St Michael’s College (USMC) offers a conjoint certificate in Eastern Christian Studies.
This program is open to all basic degree students at any TST college; the program is a separate certificate granted by the USMC in addition to one’s MDiv/MTS program.
This program is designed to provide the student with a general theological understanding as well as the opportunity for in-depth study.
A typical program length of 2 years full-time study consists of twenty units of study. The program can also be completed on a part-time basis.
This professional program is designed for the theological education of men and women for leadership in the Church in both lay and ordained ministerial roles.
The typical program length is three years and consists of a thirty (30) credit program. The program can be completed part-time.
The MA in Theology prepares students for doctoral work. The program can only be completed as a full-time student, with a normal program length of 1 year.
The ThM is designed to deepen a student’s knowledge of theology and further preparation for pastoral ministry or doctoral study. There is no requirement for full-time residence.
The PhD program will enable students to make an original contribution to scholarship in a chosen area of specialization as a full-time student, with a normal program length of 4 years.
The DMin program is designed to develop excellence in the practice of ministry through a creative coordination of theological reflection, professional development, social analysis, and personal integration.
The Faculty of Theology at the University of St Michael’s College (USMC) offers a conjoint certificate in Eastern Christian Studies.
This program is open to all basic degree students at any TST college; the program is a separate certificate granted by the USMC in addition to one’s MDiv/MTS program.
This program is designed to provide the student with a general theological understanding as well as the opportunity for in-depth study.
A typical program length of 2 years full-time study consists of twenty units of study. The program can also be completed on a part-time basis.
This professional program is designed for the theological education of men and women for leadership in the Church in both lay and ordained ministerial roles.
The typical program length is three years and consists of a thirty (30) credit program. The program can be completed part-time.
The MA in Theology prepares students for doctoral work. The program can only be completed as a full-time student, with a normal program length of 1 year.
The ThM is designed to deepen a student’s knowledge of theology and further preparation for pastoral ministry or doctoral study. There is no requirement for full-time residence.
The PhD program will enable students to make an original contribution to scholarship in a chosen area of specialization as a full-time student, with a normal program length of 4 years.
The DMin program is designed to develop excellence in the practice of ministry through a creative coordination of theological reflection, professional development, social analysis, and personal integration.
Our institute hosts leading academics who contribute to a truly unique educational experience in Eastern Christian Studies.
MASI’s bookstore sells publications in Eastern Christian Studies published by our own Institute as well as other publishing houses.
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