- Explore the urban challenges of faith, justice, inequality, poverty, community economics, food security and sustainable community well-being.
- Build relationships with experts, academics, community organizations, NGOs and church agencies.
- Find your mission and vocation for community transformation in the city.
- For anyone wanting to integrate faith and justice
- For volunteers or those seeking a career in social justice or development
- For those looking for a degree that incorporates both theory and practice
- The MTS-D is useful for development practitioners, community leaders, street-level innovators, social entrepreneurs, justice and peace advocates, NGO managers and faith-based urban visionaries
- Students map a learning journey through core course requirements in the fields of scripture, theology, development foundations and development practice.
- Students complete an internship with a Canadian or international organization.
- Students develop a final summative exercise or a research thesis.
Design a program to fit your schedule and goals
- 20 courses to complete (2 years full-time, up to 8 years part-time)
- Choose between regular semester, intensives, evening and weekend formats, and online
- Explore the combined MTS-D & MDiv option, a four-year, double degree
- Opens the door for PhD research at the Toronto School of Theology
