HDS at a Glance

Established in 1816 as the first nonsectarian theological institution in the United States

Dean: William A. Graham, John Lord O’Brian Professor of Divinity and Murray A. Albertson Professor of Middle Eastern Studies, appointed August 2002

Faculty:
Voting Faculty: 46
Emeriti: 12
Others offering instruction: 54
Denominational counselors: 11

Degrees offered:
Master of divinity (MDiv)
Master of theological studies (MTS)
Master of theology (ThM)
Doctor of theology (ThD)

Total courses offered, 2010–11: 205

Student enrollment, 2010-11
MTS: 172
MDiv: 146
ThM: 3
ThD: 41
Summer Language Program: 91
Female: 53%
Male: 47%
Students of color: 24%
International students: 10%
Age range: 21–67
Average age: 27
Religious affiliations: Approximately 30

Number of student organizations, 2010-11: 39

Living alumni: Approximately 6,120

Research and special programs:
Center for the Study of World Religions
Summer Language Program
Women’s Studies in Religion Program

Publications:
Harvard Divinity Bulletin
Harvard Divinity Today
Harvard Theological Review
Harvard Theological Studies

HDS buildings:
Divinity Hall
Andover Hall
Andover Harvard Theological Library
Rockefeller Hall
Center for the Study of World Religions
Women’s Studies in Religion Program: The Carriage House
Jewett House