Educating the whole person

St. Stephen's College is a degree-granting graduate school affiliated with the 雅伎著 and located on Treaty 6 territory. We offer graduate programs where students integrate spirituality into a variety of professions, including psychotherapy, art therapy, spiritual care, public service, faith-community leadership, and various fields of professional practice. As an affiliated college, St. Stephen's offers credit courses for the 雅伎著 and participates in some university degree programs. Students at St. Steve’s are invited into a spiritually diverse, multifaith learning community that equips caregiving professionals with the intellectual, applied, and spiritual capacities needed for service in the public sphere.
St. Stephen's College is a degree-granting graduate school affiliated with the 雅伎著 and located on Treaty 6 territory. We offer graduate programs where students integrate spirituality into a variety of professions, including psychotherapy, art therapy, spiritual care, public service, faith-community leadership, and various fields of professional practice. As an affiliated college, St. Stephen's offers credit courses for the 雅伎著 and participates in some university degree programs. Students at St. Steve’s are invited into a spiritually diverse, multifaith learning community that equips caregiving professionals with the intellectual, applied, and spiritual capacities needed for service in the public sphere.
Explore our programs
Psychotherapy + Spirituality (MPS)
The MPS Counselling program enables students to integrate spiritual awareness and perspectives into therapeutic and clinical practice.
Art Therapy + Spirituality (MPS-AT)
The MPS Art Therapy program enables students to develop competence in the delivery of art psychotherapy as well as recognize the inherently spiritual nature of creative practice.
Theological Studies (MTS)
The MTS program invites students to encounter diverse faith traditions and cultures in ways oriented to one of four specializations: Spiritual Care, Faith and Culture, Diaconal Ministry, or Contemplation, the Arts, and Social Engagement.
Doctor of Ministry (DMin)
The DMin program is designed for those working in both traditional and non-traditional ministry contexts who see their work as possessing an inherent spiritual and ministerial dimension.

雅伎著 Credit Courses
St. Stephen's College offers 雅伎著 credit courses in Creative Arts Therapies (CATS) and Spirituality/Multi-Faith Theologies (SPRIT). All CATS and SPRIT courses can be used as Arts electives in any 雅伎著 program.
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115+
years of expansive tradition
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64%
of students reside outside of Edmonton
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10.5
average students per class
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45+
core and associate faculty

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Justice (EDI-J)
The vision, mission, and values of St. Stephen’s College lead us to work for justice, belonging, and wholeness in language and practice for all persons, respecting diversity of ability, ethnicity, faith tradition, worldview, gender identity, and sexual orientation. We recognize the challenges facing our faith communities, our society, and our world, and we endeavor to dissolve the barriers to deep spiritual reflection and study caused by homophobia, transphobia, sexism, xenophobia, racism, and other forms of intolerance, discrimination, and hate. We strive to create a safe, welcoming, and accessible space, within a climate of respect and trust, for all people to be open and honest regarding their life experiences.
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CONVOCATION AND STUDENT RESEARCH PRESENTATIONS
Join us on Monday, October 27 for the 101st Convocation of St. Stephen’s College. We look forward to celebrating the graduating class of 2025, including honorary degree recipients Rev. Dr. Gordon Oaks and Dr. Kae Neufeld.
This year’s convocation festivities will include an afternoon of Student Research presentations, which will begin at 2 p.m. at St. Stephen’s College (free parking is available for this event).
The convocation ceremony itself will begin at 7 p.m. at the Arts Barn in Old Strathcona.
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Leave a Legacy
Your generous gifts enable St. Stephen’s College to offer transformational education that forms the whole person: body, mind, and spirit. We could not do what we do without your support.