Current Campaigns

We invite you to contribute to the Ministry Scholarship Fund which currently anticipates 2 awards of $1800 per year for students in the Doctor of Ministry program. All levels of donations are welcome; recipients will be selected by the UTS Financial Aid Committee.

A scholarship can be “named” to honor a special person, by contributing $1800 in a one-time payment or through 12 monthly payments of $150.

The Applied Unificationism Blog was founded on May 1, 2013, hosted by Unification Theological Seminary. Its purpose is to explore the application of Unificationism to the wider world, and also occasionally posts significant articles on theology. It generally posts a new commentary article every Monday, as well as occasional film reviews. The AU Blog is broadly read by Unificationists – and non-Unificationists -- in the U.S., Europe, Korea, Japan and 200 countries around the world. One reader termed it, “The best thing out there,” referring to its focus and discussion of how to apply Unificationist principles to today’s societal problems. Please support the Applied Unificationism Blog with your donation and help it continue to post cutting-edge commentaries that help Unificationists, and all people, address the challenges of the future.”

To help fund:

• Website upgrades
• Software upgrades
• Subscription access to stock photo service
• Administrative costs

The current online program brings the UTS mission of "bridging religious and cultural divides" to a worldwide audience.

UTS introduced distance education in the late 1990s, through correspondence courses and dial-in telephone calls.  UTS now uses the Instructure Canvas learning management platform: "Canvas is the best educational learning management system on the market today" (PCMag Jan, 2018)

Please support our innovative programs and help us bring UTS education to an even wider global audience.

We invite you to contribute to the Divinity Scholarship Fund which currently anticipates five awards of $1200 per year to be given to 5 candidates for the degree of Master of Divinity.All levels of donations are welcome; awards to recipients will be decided by the UTS Financial Aid Committee.

A scholarship can be “named” by contributing $1200 in a one-time payment or through 12 monthly payments of $100.

The Divinity Scholarship is designed to defray some of the cost, but students need to understand and budget for the full cost of their education. Prospective students are encouraged to explore multiple funding sources to cover educational and living expenses.

UTS is committed to increasing the financial literacy of all its students to encourage them finish their degrees with as little debt as possible.