A Lenten Word about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Commencement Commitment

Resolution in Support of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility

New Academic Dean and Executive Vice President

New Director of Soul Repair Center Announced

Chaplaincy Studies Expansion

Dr. Oluwatomisin Olayinka Oredein to become new Assistant Dean for Strategic Initiatives and Theological Imagination

Brite Divinity School to Launch New Student Initiative Thanks to $1M Grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.

Brite granted $1M to launch the New Brite Path Initiative, which brings an innovative approach to the student experience, from admission to graduation and beyond

Sarah Hurwitz Calls Jews to Know Their History at 28th Annual Gates of Chai Lectureship

Brite Divinity School hosts conversation on the history of Jewish traditions, October 7, antisemitism, and more

Student Spotlight: Michelle Beech

Brite M.Div. Student Named a 2025-26 Global Theological Fellow; Fellowship introduces students of global ministry, empowering them to serve both in ministry and broader leadership roles.

Brite Divinity New Home to Moral Injury Certificate Program

Brite Welcomes New Director to Lead and Support Students in Tending the Call to Ministry and Service

Dr. Callid Keefe-Perry joins Brite as new Director of Vocational Discernment and Ministerial Readiness

Parking

Tuition Exchange

Guidelines for Term Papers

Electronics and Computer Information Policies

Transcripts

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act

Innovation and Spiritual Entrepreneurship Class

Certificate Programs

First masters students who wish to concentrate their studies in a particular area may pursue a certificate in Biblical Studies; Black Church Studies; History, Theology, and Ethics; Jewish-Christian Relations, Military Chaplaincy; Pastoral Care; Gender and Sexual Justice; and Latinx Church Studies, and Introduction to Theological Foundations.

Collaborative Degrees

As part of the Collaborative Degree Program, Brite Divinity School and Texas Christian University allow qualified students pursuing a Master of Divinity, Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry or a Master of Theological Studies the opportunity to concurrently pursue a Master of Social Work or a Master of Business Administration.

Brite Divinity School - Neeley School of Business Collaborative Degrees

Brite Divinity School - TCU Harris College of Nursing and Health Sciences Collaborative Degrees

Doctor of Ministry

Doctor of Philosophy

Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry

Master of Divinity

The Master of Divinity is an 81-hour degree designed to educate informed leaders who are prepared to engage in effective, critically imaginative ministry in a variety of contemporary contexts.

Master of Theological Studies

Master of Theology

The Master of Theology degree is an advanced masters degree program at Brite Divinity School. The 24-hour program leading to this degree is designed to provide students with a more complete mastery of a particular area of theological study than is normally provided at the M.Div. level.

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Certificate in Theological Foundations

A certificate in Theological Foundations is ideal for anyone curious about theological education and potential student looking to prepare for seminary school.

Denominational Programs

The student body, faculty, and staff at Brite Divinity School are interracial, international, and ecumenical Faculty and students are engaged in local, state and national ecumenical organizations and programs.

Field Education and Supervised Ministry

Theological Reflection Group Leaders

Dean's Page

Dean's List

Each fall and spring semester, M.Div., M.T.S., and M.A.T.M. students who achieve a grade point average of 3.80 or above in a given semester on a minimum of nine completed (graded) credit hours are honore

Emeriti and Affiliate Faculty

Faculty Searches

Academic Calendar

Brite Divinity - Academic Calendar

Handbooks

Brite Divinity - Handbooks

Student Code of Conduct

Student Rights and Responsibilities

Academic Conduct and Plagiarism Policy

Student Open Door and Grievance Policy

Library Conduct Policy

Procedures in Response to Violations of Student Code of Conduct

Graduating Students

Admissions

The Office of Admissions at Brite Divinity School welcomes you to explore and discern joining a community engaged in transforming scholarship, justice, and practice.

Applications

Complete the online application to your degree program of interest

Criminal Background Check

Applicants without a Completed Undergraduate Degree

Transfers

Scholarships, Grants and Awards

Due to the generosity of donors, Brite is available to offer generous tuition grants, merit scholarships and need-based financial aid.

Graduate Assistantships

Student Worker Policy

International Students

Incoming Students Fall 2025

Incoming Students Fall 2026

Non-Degree Applicants

Tuition and Fees

Student-Initiated Withdrawal from Courses and Refund Policy

Federal, State and Private Loans

Orientation Requirements

Brite Campus

Energy Conservation and Recycling Policies

Fort Worth

Brite sits in the heart of Fort Worth, TX, which is currently the 13th-largest city in the United States. Embracing the spirit of the Southwest, Fort Worth has the charm of a historic small town, as well as a flair for the arts within its culturally rich environment.

Leibrock Village

Brite Housing

Incoming Residents

Frequently Asked Questions

Visiting Campus

The Office of Admissions looks forward to welcoming you to Brite Divinity School on the campus of Texas Christian University. Prospective students who are traveling some distance may request assistance with overnight accommodations, meals, and airport shuttle transportation.

Programmatic Initiatives

Asian/Asian American and Pacific Islander Church Studies

Black Church Studies

Borderlands Institute

The Borderlands Institute aims to bring border awareness issues to students, faculty, and religious and community leaders in ways that will effectively shape their respective ministerial work and/or research.

Carpenter Initiative on Gender, Sexuality, and Justice

PRIDE Statement

Jewish Studies Program

Latina/o/x Church Studies Program

Soul Repair Center

The Soul Repair Center (SRC) at Brite Divinity School seeks to acknowledge and alleviate the pain of moral injury in individuals and society through education and community engagement.

Lifelong Learning

Brite Divinity School is dedicated to being a resource for the church, clergy and community.

Ministry Week

Ministry Week is a three-day conference, sponsored by Brite Divinity School, held each year in February. 

Ministry Week 2025 Program Personalities

Ministry Week 2026

Brite Divinity School Ministry Week 2026 February 9-11, 2026 University Christian Church

Stalcup School of Theology for the Laity

The Stalcup School of Theology for the Laity is open to all who want to continue learning and growing through biblical study, exploration of contemporary issues from a faith perspective, interfaith dialogue, and critical thinking about the basis of Christian understanding of God, humanity, and the world. 

Thriving in Ministry

The Stalcup School of Theology for the Laity is open to all who want to continue learning and growing through biblical study, exploration of contemporary issues from a faith perspective, interfaith dialogue, and critical thinking about the basis of Christian understanding of God, humanity, and the world. 

Lilly Endowment Project on Financial Well-Being

Student Life

A commitment to community weaves through everything we do at Brite. The weekly schedule includes multiple opportunities for worship, spiritual growth, and collaborative learning.

Community Conversation

Accreditation

Student Associations

Pastoral Care

Events

Everyone that encounters Brite has been changed. Come and see.

Update Your Information

To update your contact information or salutation preferences, please contact d.k.davis@tcu.edu or any member of the advancement staff.

Student Resources

Alum Council

Brite alums play a vital role in the support and advancement of Brite.

Annual Alumni Awards

Endowment Giving

Brite – Endowment Giving

IRA Charitable Rollover

Planned Giving

Your planned gift can benefit Brite, as well as your family, now or after your lifetime.

Ways to Give

Your gifts to Brite’s academic mission enable faculty, staff and administration to visualize, create and offer educational opportunities designed to meet the needs of the church, academy and world.

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