The Post-Master's Certificate in Theology program is a 30-credit course of study offered on campus only. It is designed to give students who already hold a Master's degree an opportunity to advance their academic standing and concentrate on an area of theology.

The program is flexible and designed to prepare students for subsequent licentiate or doctoral work, or for integrating a theological component into their lives and professions. The candidate for the Post-Master's Certificate in Theology may compose his or her program from any graduate-level courses that he or she wishes, as long as four core courses are included: SS 641 - Synoptic Gospels; STD 601 - God: One and Triune; STD 602 - Christology; and STM 620 - Fundamental Moral Theology. In cases where a student has already taken any of these courses, the requirements may be waived by the Academic Dean or other courses substituted.

Areas of concentration and course requirements are identical to those for the Master of Arts in Theology offered on campus. A maximum of six credits can be transferred from another college toward this certificate. Acceptance of transfer credits is at the discretion of the Academic Dean. There is a 10-year time limit from entry into the program for completion of the requirements.