Religion and Ecology Programs

The following is a list of educational institutions that offer degrees related to the field of religion and ecology.

With the exception of Yale University, the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology does not support or thereby endorse any organizations listed in this section.

Links are provided as possible avenues for further investigation.

 

	Yale University Joint MA Degree in Religion & Ecology (School of the Environment and Divinity School)   Master of Arts in Religion (MAR) Concentration in Religion and Ecology at Yale Divinity School
	Baylor University MA in Theology, Ecology and Food Justice
	Bemidji State University Indigenous Sustainability Studies
	Boston University Faith and Ecological Justice Certificate
	California Institute of Integral Studies MA and PhD in Ecology, Spirituality, and Religion
	Drew University Certificate in Religion, Ecology, and Justice
	Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary Ecological Regeneration Concentration (MAPM and MDiv)
	Lexington Theological Seminary MA in Pastoral Studies in Creation Care and Ecotheology
	Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary Climate Justice & Faith Concentration (MDiv) Certificate in Climate Justice and Faith Community Organizing for Climate Justice as Faith Active in Love
	Princeton Theological Seminary MA in Theology & Ecology
	Sewanee: The University of the South, School of Theology MA Concentration in Religion and Environment BA Religion and Environment Minor Certificate in Contemplation and Care for Creation
	Union Theological Seminary MA in Social Justice
	University of Florida Religion and Nature Program (PhD)
	University of North Texas MA and PhD through Department of Philosophy & Religion
	University of Toronto Certificate of Specialization in Theology and Ecology through The Elliott Allen Institute for Theology and Ecology
	University of Wales, Trinity Saint David Distance-learning MA in Ecology and Spirituality
	Vanderbilt Divinity School Wendland-Cook Program in Religion and Justice

 

The following document prepared by the Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development (2015) contains descriptions of many of these programs:

“Report on Faith and Ecology Courses in North American Seminaries”