MONTREAL DIO Since 1873, Montreal Diocesan Theological College has been training people to be ministers of the Christian Gospel. We are rooted in the Anglican tradition, study alongside our ecumenical colleagues, and partner with one of Canada's leading universities.
Master of Divinity Ministry preparation that combines rigorous academic learning and ecumenical reflection in diverse ministry contexts.
Distance Education Our Reading and Tutorial program offers quality theological education for people ministering in local contexts
Wholeness and Holiness A 4-week, non-credit online course introducing theological, historical, and practical perspectives on reconciliation. Begins April 21
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WHO WE ARE
Montreal Diocesan Theological College (widely known simply as “Dio”) is a theological college in the Anglican tradition. We work in affiliation with McGill University and our partners in the Montreal School of Theology to train people for Christian ministry in all traditions.

We are located in a world-class, multi-cultural, and multi-lingual city that is among the most secular in North America. Our students learn about Christian mission and ministry from people who are constantly thinking through what it means to be a follower of Christ in a pluralistic context. Our welcoming college community offers a supportive place to discern how God is calling you to be a bearer of good news.

RESIDENTIAL THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION
Our residential degree programs are offered in collaboration with the School of Religious Studies at McGill University and our partners in the ecumenical Montreal School of Theology.

Students at Dio–whether in the Master of Divinity, Master of Sacred Theology, Bachelor of Theology, or Diploma in Ministry–simultaneously are formed in the Anglican tradition, collaborate with and learn from our ecumenical partners, and study the Christian tradition at one of Canada’s leading universities.

DISTANCE THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION
Our Certificate and Licentiate programs offer theological education to students who cannot relocate to Montreal.

For 40 years, our Reading and Tutorial program has trained people for ministry in their local context. Now completely revised, this program continues to form Christian leaders who need local theological education. Our online courses offer a virtual community of students from across the continent who gather to learn more about the Christian tradition and their calling in ministry.

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Interested in theological education but can’t enroll in a full degree program? Consider joining us as a non-degree student for a single course, workshop, or seminar, whether in person or online.

Course name Instructor Semester
Conflict Management and Resolution Workshop Conflict Management and Resolution Workshop
 Winter 2021
Indigenous Encounters The Rev. Dr. Roland De Vries
 Winter 2021
Congregational Mission The Rev. Dr. Roland De Vries
 Winter 2021
Theology for a Global Church Rev. Dr. Jesse Zink
 Winter 2021
Anglican History and Theology Rev. Dr. Jesse Zink
 Winter 2021
Anglican Origins: Uncovering the Roots of our Tradition The Rev. Dr. Hilary Bogert-Winkler
 Winter 2021
Online Open House Rev. Dr. Jesse Zink
 Winter 2021
Wholeness and Holiness: Reconciliation in the Church and in the World (Online) Wholeness and Holiness: Reconciliation in the Church and in the World (Online)
 Winter 2021