2024-2025 Jesuit School of Theology Bulletin
  • 2024-2025 Jesuit School of Theology Bulletin
  • Chapter 1: Mission and Vision
  • Chapter 2: General Information
    • Chapter 2.1: Governance
    • Chapter 2.2: Accreditation and Membership
    • Chapter 2.3: Location
    • Chapter 2.4: History
    • Chapter 2.5: International Center for Theology and Ministry
    • Chapter 2.6: Santa Clara University
    • Chapter 2.7: Graduate Theological Union
    • Chapter 2.8: Library Resources
    • Chapter 2.9: University of California at Berkeley
  • Chapter 3: Academic Information and Related Policies
  • Chapter 4: Admission to the Jesuit School of Theology
  • Chapter 5: Financial Aid
  • Chapter 6: Academic and Administrative Calendar 2024-2025
  • Chapter 7: Tuition and Fees
    • Chapter 3.1: 2024-2025 Tuition and Fees
  • Chapter 8: Co-Curricular Life
    • Chapter 8.1: Housing
    • Chapter 8.2: Spiritual Formation
    • Chapter 8.3: Student Handbook
  • Chapter 9: Degree Programs
    • Chapter 9.1: Master of Divinity (M.Div.)
      • Chapter 9.1 b: Master of Divinity Field Education Handbook
    • Chapter 9.2: Master of Arts
    • Chapter 9.3: Combined Master of Arts/Master of Divinity
    • Chapter 9.4: Master of Theological Studies
      • Chapter 9.4.1: Master of Theological Studies - Online
    • Chapter 9.5: Master of Theology
    • Chapter 9.6: Bachelor of Sacred Theology
    • Chapter 9.7: Licentiate in Sacred Theology (S.T.L.)
    • Chapter 9.8: Doctor of Sacred Theology
    • Chapter 9.9: Doctoral Studies (Ph.D. or Th.D.)
    • Chapter 9.10: JST Renewal Program
    • Chapter 9.11: Non-Degree Program (Special Student Status)
    • Chapter 9.12: Instituto Hispano
  • Chapter 10: Personnel
    • Chapter 10.1: SCU Board of Trustees
    • Chapter 10.2: JST Board of Directors
    • Chapter 10.3: Administration Officers
    • Chapter 10.4: JST Administration and Staff
    • Chapter 10.5: Faculty
  • Chapter 11: 2024-2025 JST-SCU Faculty Course Offerings
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  1. Chapter 2: General Information

Chapter 2.9: University of California at Berkeley

The physical proximity of the University of California at Berkeley provides access to the UCB resources available on an open exchange basis to students and faculty of the GTU schools. In addition to the considerable variety of cultural events offered weekly through this distinguished university, library privileges are extended to students at the Jesuit School and the other member seminaries. UCB professors often serve on thesis or dissertation committees of advanced students at JST. Furthermore, all full-time degree students may cross-register into courses in the Graduate Division and in the College of Letters and Sciences of the University at the normal tuition rate of the Jesuit School. Such courses, while they appear on the JST transcript with the regular UCB denotation, do not automatically fulfill unit requirements for Jesuit School degrees. Inquire at the Associate Dean’s Office for authorization and procedural details.

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