Grand Canyon Theological Seminary

GCTS is located on the eastern side of GCU’s main campus, near the intersection of Camelback Road and 27th Avenue, on the first floor of Building 71. This 17,000-square-foot space features a 4,000-square-foot theological library. The space is designed to house resources for the GCTS community, as well as offer a place for students to research, study and connect with their faculty and peers.

The Grand Canyon Theological Seminary is the College of Theology's graduate school. As such, GCTS offers advanced theological training grounded in biblical truth within the context of a rich graduate culture and a vibrant and diverse community of faculty and students.

The vision of Grand Canyon Theological Seminary rests on three pillars that constitute the seminary's fundamental values and serves to shape its identity and mission. Like GCU's College of Theology, GCTS is gospel centered, mission focused and church oriented.

The Master of Divinity online features an in-person MDiv Residency that gives you an opportunity to work collaboratively with professors and classmates. Each MDiv Residency experience centers on a major area of study that draws on knowledge gained through previous coursework.

GCTS welcomes students who are pursuing gospel ministry to serve churches and other ministries. To learn about the educational journey ahead, review the GCTS Statement of Institutional Purpose. This resource provides information about the seminary’s mission, purpose and values.

Grand Canyon Theological Seminary's Statement of Educational Effectiveness outlines our model for programmatic assessment and evaluation, as well as our commitment to students. Find out more about our latest annual assessment cycle for our programs in this document.