Seminaries by State

Seminaries in Oregon

Every accredited graduate theology school in Oregon, compared on accreditation, tradition, and in-person vs online study.

Oregon has three seminaries accredited by the Association of Theological Schools, two of them in Portland, plus a few accredited universities with graduate ministry degrees.

Confirm current accreditation and tuition with each school before you apply.

Oregon seminaries at a glance

SchoolLocationAccreditationTuition
Western SeminaryEvangelical, multi-denominational; MDiv, MA, DMin; online and campusPortlandATS, NWCCUVerify with school
Portland Seminary (George Fox University)Evangelical Friends heritage; MDiv, MA, DMin with hybrid formatsPortlandATS, NWCCUVerify with school
Mount Angel SeminaryBenedictine Catholic seminary for priestly formationSt. BenedictATS, NWCCUDiocesan sponsorship covers most costs
Corban UniversityGraduate ministry degrees; not an ATS seminarySalemNWCCUVerify with school
Multnomah (now part of Jessup University)Multnomah merged into Jessup in 2023; confirm which programs remain in PortlandPortland / Rocklin, CAVerify current statusVerify with school
We list a tuition figure only where we could verify it. Check each school's current rates.

Western Seminary and Portland Seminary

Western Seminary is an evangelical, multi-denominational school with campus and online degrees. Portland Seminary, the graduate seminary of George Fox University, comes from the Evangelical Friends tradition and is known for spiritual formation and hybrid formats.

Mount Angel Seminary

Mount Angel is one of the oldest Catholic seminaries in the West. See our Catholic seminaries guide for national comparisons.

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Frequently asked questions

What seminaries are in Oregon?
Oregon's ATS-accredited seminaries are Western Seminary in Portland, Portland Seminary at George Fox University, and Mount Angel Seminary in St. Benedict. Corban University in Salem offers accredited graduate ministry degrees but is not an ATS seminary. Multnomah University merged into Jessup University in 2023, so check which programs are still offered in Portland.
Can I study seminary online from Oregon?
Yes. Western Seminary and Portland Seminary both offer online or hybrid master's programs that carry the same accreditation as their campus degrees. You can also compare national programs in our online seminaries guide.
Is there a Catholic seminary in Oregon?
Yes. Mount Angel Seminary, run by the Benedictine monks of Mount Angel Abbey, forms priests for dioceses across the western United States. Seminarians are normally sponsored by their diocese.

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