Guadalupe's Scholars Program Scholarships
This four-year leadership formation program for Catholic studies majors and minors also offers generous tuition scholarships based on merit and need.
Catholic Studies at the University of St. Thomas is the oldest and largest of its kind. Here you enter into a timeless pursuit of the truth, an authentic Catholic life, a deep integration of faith and reason, and a joyful community of peers seeking meaningful lives and careers. The exploration of art, literature, history, science, and the professions is life changing.
Catholic intellectual exploration and career preparation – why not both?
Since 1993, Catholic Studies has been educating and forming future leaders to see Christ in all that you are and in all that you do. Our graduates are leading purpose-driven lives as educators, business owners, medical professionals, engineers, lawyers, priests, and religious.
Explore more than 2,000 years of Catholic thought and culture. Forge lasting friendships. Tap into leadership programs. Expand your horizons through a semester in Rome or a January Term in Mexico City. Discover Christ in the wisdom you seek, the work you choose and the actions you take.
Catholic studies is an integrated, interdisciplinary academic program for those who want to explore the things that matter most and, in the process, develop a more unified intellectual, spiritual and professional life.
All Catholic Studies graduate courses are offered in-person, online, and in hybrid formats. Our flexible model allows you to pursue graduate studies in a format that suits your life.
An undergraduate program that is timeless, deep, authentic, joyful.
This four-year leadership formation program for Catholic studies majors and minors also offers generous tuition scholarships based on merit and need.
Catholic studies majors and minors are eligible to apply for these generous scholarships to help offset living expenses while studying abroad.
Competitive scholarships of up to $2,000 are awarded to engaged high school students who have been admitted to St. Thomas and are interested in pursuing a major or minor in Catholic studies.
"Moses was staring at me as much as I was at him. And, while he was revealing himself, he was also revealing more of me to myself." - Aileen Shea '20
Catholic studies alumni are navigating the complex relationship of American and international law in order to serve God and the human person.
Habiger Institute's Verso L'Alto fosters faith and intellectual growth for Latino Catholic high school students and opens a path to a college degree.
New book provides a unifying perspective and clear historical understanding of Catholic Education as the lifeblood of Western culture.
As the founding program of the Catholic studies movement in Catholic higher education, our program is internationally-recognized for its unified approach to learning inside and outside of the classroom.
The Center for Catholic Studies explores 2,000 years of Catholic thought and culture with students, faculty and the public in an integrated learning environment.
The Habiger Institute offers a range of leadership programs that builds the fortitude required to be faithful, ethical leaders in a complex world.
The Catholic Studies TELOS Living and Learning Communities are for all students who care about deep, lasting friendships and exploring the questions that matter most.
Have a question? We would love to hear from you.
Tel: (651) 962-5700
Email: cathstudies@stthomas.edu
Mailing Address
Department of Catholic Studies
Mail 55-S
2115 Summit Ave
St. Paul, MN 55105-1096
Campus Location
Sitzmann Hall
Building address: 2055 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, MN
On the corner of Summit and Cleveland avenues