Amy Cooprider, MA '26, an aerospace engineer, is experiencing transformative spiritual and professional growth through Santa Clara University's Pastoral Ministries program, deepening her faith and leadership through study and pilgrimage.

Jenise Dormann MA ‘24, speaks about how Santa Clara University’s Graduate Program in Pastoral Ministries has so deepend her religious understanding and has completely altered the course of her life by unveiling her newfound dedication to providing ministry to incarcerated people.

Sally Koch MA ‘13, speaks about how Santa Clara University’s Graduate Program in Pastoral Ministries has so significantly impacted her life and her spirituality that she is discerning to become a sister with the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet.

In an effort to meet the growing demand from Silicon Valley companies and prospective graduate students, Santa Clara University’s School of Engineering is proud to announce the launch of its Online Certificate in Robotics and Automation and Online Certificate in Applied Bioengineering programs. By launching its first two online programs, the School of Engineering is expanding its reach of excellence even further into Silicon Valley and beyond.

María Cristina Hernández MA ‘24, speaks about her story, experience, and continuing to make the world a better place through faith using the tools she learned from Santa Clara University’s Graduate Program in Pastoral Ministries in the program’s second Mindful Ministry Series.

Nathan Sheets MA ‘21, speaks about his experience, takeaways, and ongoing work in faith following his graduation from Santa Clara University’s Graduate Program in Pastoral Ministries in the program’s all new Mindful Ministry Series.

The Leavey School of Business earns a top 15 position in the annual rankings, the latest in a series of recognitions for the Online MBA program.

Newest rankings from U.S. News & World Report place Leavey School of Business as No. 2 Online MBA in California, while Online MS Programs rank No. 3 in state, No. 38 nationally.

Santa Clara University’s Graduate Programs in Pastoral Ministries will now be offered in a fully online format.

In response to the growing demand for flexible teacher-education programs, Santa Clara University’s School of Education and Counseling Psychology (ECP) is bringing its Teacher Education programs online, offering a Master of Arts and teaching credential for public, private, and Catholic school teachers. Aligning with the commitment to prepare educators dedicated to ensuring all learners are supported in the classroom, this program is the first online offering from the School of Education and Counseling Psychology.

Santa Clara University’s Graduate Program in Pastoral Ministries is offering a new Online & In-Person Graduate Certificate in Restorative Justice and Chaplaincy.