The Boston Theological Interreligious Consortium (BTIC) is a partnership between theology schools and seminaries including:
- Boston College Department of Theology
- Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
- Boston University Graduate Program in Religion
- Boston University School of Theology
- Gordon Conwell Theological School
- Hartford International
- Harvard Divinity School
- Hebrew College and Rabbinical School
- Hellenic College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology
- St. John’s Seminary
The BTIC is inherently interfaith in nature due to the diversity within our affiliated schools, which include Evangelical, Jewish, Protestant, Nondenominational, Nonsectarian, Greek Orthodox, and Roman Catholic traditions. Founded in 1968, the BTIC and its schools represent how Boston has long been a major hub for theological education in the US. In addition to our diversity in faiths, the BTIC also has over 2,200 students from over 60 different countries. Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for students and faculty to share ideas and resources. We also connect libraries, fund BTIC-wide programs and student conferences, and offer certificate programs. Learn more about what the BTIC Consortium has to offer.
What courses are offered each semester?
The BTIC compiles a list of courses being offered through all participating BTIC schools. Course selections for the current semester can be found in the searchable PDF catalogue, available on the BTIC’s website. Students are also invited to contact other BTIC schools directly (or see the web site links below) to obtain the course list for a given semester.
Newsletter
Don’t miss out on the great events and opportunities happening throughout the BTIC. Every two weeks, the best events, calls for papers, and announcements are packaged into a newsletter geared towards BTIC students. Cross-registration updates and announcements are also sent each semester.
