Welcome to Barry University’s Theology and Philosophy Programs!
 The complementary but distinct disciplines of theology and philosophy can aid in your search for truth and meaning. They enable you to examine where you stand in relationship to the world, other human beings, and social constructs. They help you better understand concepts of God and the transcendent. They assist as you strive to incorporate your relationship with God into your everyday life.
You will be guided in your studies by a faculty committed to discovering the relationship between the disciplines of theology, philosophy, and transformative action, especially as found in a Roman Catholic setting that follows the traditions of St. Dominic.
We invite you to explore our undergraduate programs in philosophy and theology as well as our graduate programs in theology and ministry. Barry’s master's degrees can prepare you for academic and pastoral ministry. Our Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) program helps experienced ministers integrate new academic understandings and pastoral skills into current or new leadership roles. In addition, Barry’s Institute for Hispanic/Latino Theology and Ministry provides you with the background you need to be part of the growing dialogue with the cultural and theological world of the Latinos(as). |
We hope you will consider joining us!
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Academic Programs
Undergraduate Degrees -Bachelor of Arts
Graduate Degrees –
Master of Arts
Graduate Degrees –
Doctoral
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Barry’s Institute for Hispanic/Latino Theology and Ministry …
is uniquely poised to help graduate students answer the call to understand and speak to the theological and cultural world of the Latinos(as) who comprise their congregations. |
Barry Professors’ Book on HIV/AIDS Breaks New Ground. Calling for Justice throughout the World: Catholic Women Theologians Considering the Moral Ramifications of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic has just recently been released by Continuum Press. Dr. Mary Jo Iozzio, professor of Moral Theology and director of graduate programs in theology and ministry, contributed to and edited this work with assistance from Barry’s Dr. Elsie Miranda and the College of the Holy Cross’ Dr. Mary Doyle Roche. Find out more about this singularly focused text.
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