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In unity with the American Bishops and in affiliation with University, Theological College preparees seminarians for the diocesan priesthood through attentive care to the key dimensions of formation: human, spiritual, academic, and pastoral.

This initiative provides teaching, training, and resources for anyone within the Catholic Church who proclaims the Word of God. Drawing on the expertise of the University’s School of Theology and Religious Studies and its Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art, the programs focus on homily preparation, public speaking, and delivery technique.

Our School of Canon Law is the only canon law school in the United States of America. Authorized by the Apostolic See, it offers licentiate and doctorate degrees, preparing students for the professional practice of canon law in diocesan and religious administration, in ecclesiastical tribunals, in the teaching of canon law, and for scientific canonical research.

Authorized by the Apostolic See, the school of philosophy confers ecclesiastical degrees in philosophy as it guides students in their pursuit of wisdom and knowledge of the way things really are.

 
The Busch School's online Master of Science in Ecclesial Administration and Management program offers skills and formation for pastors and lay people seeking to implement managerial best practices in Church institutions.

The Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art offers dynamic sacred music programs that combine academic study with practical performance and liturgical application. These programs focus on the integration of sacred music into the Catholic liturgy, offering students in-depth training in both the theory and practice of sacred art and music. Through hands-on experience, students are prepared to enrich worship and preaching through the beauty of sacred music.

The Child Protection and Safe Environments certificate program is designed for students who wish to study best practices in child protection from a Catholic perspective. 

 
The Columbus School of Law provides students unparalleled legal theory combined with practical experience, preparing them for successful legal practice in the 21st century.

The Institute for the Transformation of Catholic Education (ITCE) advances the distinctive excellence of Catholic education as a gift for each person and for society. 

The Institute for Human Ecology (IHE) is the nation’s leading academic institute committed to increasing scientific understanding of the economic, cultural, and social conditions vital for human flourishing.

The Catholic Project is an initiative from Catholic Universityto foster effective collaboration between the clergy and the laity of the Church in thee wake of the sexual abuse crisis.

Campus Ministry provides spiritual guidance to the members of our campus. This includes planning and offering masses, and coordinating liturgies, events, community service, retreats, and more.

Gifts to the National Collection — the only second collection taken for higher education in the U.S. — support students during this crucial time and help Catholic Universityconduct critical research that will serve parishes and dioceses throughout the country.

The Lead with Light Student Referral Program empowers alumni, clergy, educators, and friends of Catholic Universityto help shape the next generation of Catholic leaders. By referring prospective students who embody the University's mission, you can inspire them to consider a Catholic Universityeducation. Your referral provides these students with special benefits, including a waived application fee and personalized guidance from the admission team.

2023-2024 In Service to the Church: Academic Year in Review for the Bishops of the United States
The Bishops’ Report provides insights into the ongoing collaboration between University and dioceses across the country. It highlights key initiatives, academic programs, and resources that support the formation and continuing education of clergy, religious, and lay leaders.

Read the report