Bridging Religious and Cultural Divides

Doctor of Ministry

The capstone professional degree program for who those who hold the Master of Divinity degree or its equivalent.

The program is integrated with the actual practice of ministry, making this program ideal for working ministers and professionals.

Master Degrees

We offer three Master Degree Programs designed to prepare you to answer your calling in mission, in pastoral leadership, in an academic career, in the management of non-profit organizations, and for other diverse ministries which have an impact on today’s society.

Online Courses

UTS-Online enables you to fit graduate-level study into your own schedule, engaging with our faculty and fellow students from around the world —wherever you may live.

All credits earned via UTS-Online can subsequently be applied toward a degree program at UTS.

UTS NEWS

Interfaith Peacebuilding and the UN

Cabot W. Peterson (UTS ’92)

"Interfaith Peacebuilding and the United Nation", a new course taught by Dr. Frank Kaufmann, introduces students to the close relationship between the mission of the United Nations and the vision and purpose of interfaith.

Applied Unificationism celebrates its 5th Blog-iversary

UTS Communications

The Applied Unificationism blog celebrates it's five year anniversary. It is a place where the future of the FFWPU, founded by Reverend and Mrs. Sun Myung Moon, may be thoughtfully and responsibly discussed.

Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation - Global Summit 2018

Pierre Beauregard (UTS‘89)

Pierre Beauregard shares a brief report of his attendance at the Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation Global Summit of 2018 and recounts some experiences on the road to help America and Canada deal with the continent-wide ...

Words Matter: Linguistic, Historical and Theological Issues with the Term “Begotten”

UTS Communications

In his article, Words Matter: Linguistic, Historical and Theological Issues with the Term “Begotten”,published in the Journal of Unification Studies, 2017, Rev. Franco Famularo explains how the word “begotten” is problematic for Unification teaching both ...