St. Joseph's College (ME)
Graduate Certificate in Jewish-Christian Studies
An 18-credit online graduate certificate delivered through an articulation between Gratz College and Saint Joseph’s College. Suited to students and professionals seeking grounded, comparative study of Jewish and Christian beliefs and liturgies—especially those preparing for interfaith or ecumenical roles.
What you'll study
The curriculum comprises six online courses totaling 18 credits, with three courses provided by Gratz College and three by Saint Joseph’s College. Instruction examines the theology and liturgy of each community, identifying areas of convergence and divergence and fostering Jewish–Christian dialogue.
Entry requirements
The course page lists this as a graduate certificate program but does not specify formal admission requirements on the provided text. Prospective applicants should request program information or contact admissions for details.
Career prospects
Graduates often use the certificate to strengthen capability in ecumenical and interfaith contexts. Relevant roles include chaplains, spiritual care coordinators and social workers who provide counseling and guidance across marital, health, financial or religious concerns.
Scholarships & funding angle
The source material does not describe scholarships or funding. Applicants should inquire with Saint Joseph’s College and Gratz College about available financial support, articulation benefits, or external funding for graduate-level certificates.
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