EMORY IS CLOSELY MONITORING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND HAS TRANSITIONED TO REMOTE LEARNING FOR THE REST OF THE SPRING SEMESTER. VISIT CANDLER’S REMOTE LEARNING PAGE FOR DETAILS AND RESOURCES.
Remote Learning SupportTeaching and learning during times of disruption requires creative and flexible thinking. As spring 2020 courses go digital, Candler is committed to providing support for a student-centered learning experience in a remote or online learning environment. Learn more »
Making Seminary AffordableCandler offers one of the most robust financial aid programs in theological education—and now, incoming MDiv, MTS, and MRL students will receive even more scholarships, including full tuition for all certified candidates for ordination in the UMC. Learn more »
Sharing the JourneyPicture this: After a busy day on campus, you open the door to a violin’s cheerful hum, the laughter of friends, and the smell of freshly baked bread. Candler launched two pilot “formation communities” this year, focused on providing intentional living and spiritual formation opportunities for students. Learn more »
The New Testament in a New LightAssociate Professor of New Testament Susan Hylen's research for her book "Women in the New Testament World" points to a tension that was pervasive across the Roman world and illuminates fresh possibilities in New Testament texts. Learn more »
The Emory AdvantageCandler School of Theology is part of Emory University, a world-renowned research institution with deep and broad resources. And unlike other top universities, Emory welcomes theology to the table: 300 faculty members have research interests related to religion. Learn more »
Singing the Songs of the Lord in a Foreign LandArriving at Candler is only the start. From here, who knows where your studies might take you? With 14 partnerships around the globe, Candler is committed to providing international opportunities for students to broaden their worldviews. Learn more »
