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St. Andrew’s College is a theological school of The United Church of Canada in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (Canada). It offers theological education to candidates for ministry, to lay people interested in theological studies and to ministers seeking further education.

As a postgraduate school, it offers:

• Master of Divinity (MDiv), three years, mainly for people pursuing ordained ministry
• Master of Theological Studies (MTS), two years, including an MTS for International Partners for holders of an MDiv, MTS or equivalent degree
• Doctor of Ministry (DMin), focused on Rural Ministry and Community Development

The MDiv and MTS are delivered through the Saskatoon Theological Union (STU) with a common faculty. Most courses are intensives of one to two weeks, and most can also be followed in a blended format, in person or by video conference. Admission normally requires an undergraduate degree, and international students must meet the college's English language requirements.

In August 2026 the college announced that it and Lutheran Theological Seminary are becoming one institution, with a transitional president expected from January 2027.

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• Master of Divinity (MDiv): three years, combining academic and experiential learning, mainly for people pursuing ordained ministry
• Master of Theological Studies (MTS): two years, a theological foundation for life, work or further study
• MTS for International Partners: a Canadian master's for holders of an MDiv, MTS or equivalent
• Doctor of Ministry (DMin): Rural Ministry and Community Development, for students in active ministry

The normal admission requirement for the MDiv and MTS is an undergraduate degree from a recognised university or its equivalent. MDiv applicants seeking ordination in The United Church of Canada must also become candidates for ordination; applicants from other denominations are welcome. International students must meet the English language requirements before starting their studies. Ministers from other denominations can register as occasional students and take up to six courses towards admission to United Church ministry.

A Friends of St. Andrew’s Bursary and a Tuition Relief Program Bursary are applied directly to each course taken by programme students, who are charged tuition after the bursaries. Lifelong Learning students receive a Friends of St. Andrew’s bursary each term, and a Rural Ministry Network bursary may be added on application. Occasional students do not have access to these bursaries.