• LocationSaskatoon, Canada
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The College of Emmanuel & St. Chad (Emmanuel St. Chad) is an Anglican theological college in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, which has prepared church leaders since 1879. It trains candidates for leadership in the church and in society, with on-site, hybrid and distance learning for students across a large area of central Canada, and it describes itself as a small college offering personal support.

Programmes include:

• Master of Divinity (MDiv), the standard three-year programme for ordination candidates
• Master in Theological Studies (MTS), including a specialisation in spiritual care
• Doctorate of Ministry (DMin)
• Bachelor of Theology (BTh) with contextual education in local parishes
• Licentiate in Theology (LTh), a two-year programme for students without a university degree
• Diploma in Anglican Studies and certificate courses such as Theology and Society, Addictions Ministry and Indigenous Spiritualities and Theologies

The MDiv and MTS require a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognised college or university, while anyone may apply for the Licentiate. Occasional students can take up to two courses per semester before applying to a degree programme. The college is at 1801 Lorne Avenue in Saskatoon and can be contacted at [email protected].

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1801 Lorne Avenue, Saskatoon, Canada, S7H 1Y5

• Bachelor of Theology (BTh), with required contextual education in local parishes in the first two years
• Licentiate in Theology (LTh): two years, for students without a university degree, with an ordination stream option
• Diploma in Anglican Studies, for ordinands, transfer clergy and lay leaders
• Certificate courses: Theology and Society (10 classes or micro-credentials), Addictions Ministry, A Theology and Ethic of Healthcare, Indigenous Spiritualities and Theologies, The Spiritual Journey
• Occasional student status: up to two courses per semester, for credit or audit

• Master of Divinity (MDiv): three years, the standard programme for ordination candidates; minimum overall average of 60%
• Master in Theological Studies (MTS): two years of academic theology for students not seeking ordination, with an optional specialisation in spiritual care; can be transferred into the MDiv
• Doctorate of Ministry (DMin), administered through the Graduate Studies Council

The MDiv and MTS require a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognised college or university.