The Anglican Studies Program is led by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Todd Hunter, Bishop of the Diocese of Churches for the Sake of Others, a diocese of the Anglican Church in North America. A popular author, speaker and adjunct professor, Hunter is also founder of The Telos Collective, a task force to equip Anglicans to engage culture with the gospel. Courses will be taught by a group of distinguished professors, including Bishop Hunter and the Rev. Dr. Jack Gabig of Trinity School for Ministry.

Northern Seminary will kick off its Anglican Studies Program with a conference for missional Anglicans interested in engaging culture, held on Northern’s campus May 17-19, 2018. Hosted by the Telos Collective, the conference will present hands-on learning opportunities with several faculty members. Attendees will have the chance to earn three credits toward an Anglican Studies Certificate, Master’s degree, or Doctor of Ministry degree.

Other Anglican Studies courses include: Anglican Theology & Ecclesiology, Anglican History and Spirituality, Anglican Pastoral Leadership: Parish & Priest, and Anglican Mission.

Open to Students Across the Country

Northern’s classes are delivered to students across the country via our state-of-the-art interactive live-streaming technology called “Northern Live.”
With Northern’s smart classroom technology, you can interact with the professors and other students no matter where you live. Now you can earn a certificate or degree in Anglican Studies without leaving your community and ministry context.

Classes
Certificate (for Master’s credit or not-for-credit)
• Anglican Theology & Ecclesiology
• Anglican History & Spirituality
• Anglican Pastoral Leadership: Parish & Priest
• Anglican Mission

MA with Specialization in Anglican Studies

Students will take our Christian Heritage core of OT, NT, Theology, Culture, and Church History (27 quarter hours), and the remainder of the degree would be the following Anglican Studies courses (27 quarter hours):
• Anglican Theology & Ecclesiology
• Anglican History & Spirituality
• Anglican Pastoral Leadership: Parish & Priest
• Anglican Mission
• Telos Collective Conference (e.g., Engaging Culture)
• Telos Collective Conference (e.g., Missional Leadership)
• Telos Collective Conference (e.g., God’s Empowering Presence)
• Thesis

DMin with Specialization in Anglican Studies

Students will take Northern’s three core DMin classes (Becoming Doctors of the Church, Biblical and Theological Method, and Thesis Design), along with four courses in Anglican Studies.
• Anglican Theology & Ecclesiology
• Anglican History & Spirituality
• Anglican Pastoral Leadership: Parish & Priest
• Anglican Mission

Tuition

The Anglican Studies program offers a unique pricing structure designed for Anglican leaders and practitioners. The cost of the program is substantially lower than most seminary degrees and is paid as monthly installments over the course of your program. In addition, Master’s students who apply for Northern financial aid may qualify for up to a 20% scholarship.
Certificate $3,000 ($250 per credit)
Certificate with Master’s Credit $6,072 ($506 per credit)
Master of Arts $25,000 *scholarships available up to 20%
Master of Arts via Northern Live
$27,000 *scholarships available up to 20%
Doctor of Ministry $19,900