#  What can you do with an MDiv or MTS degree? 

 



HDS graduates go on to a wide variety of professions and vocations, including ordained and lay ministry; chaplaincy; higher education teaching and research; public and private secondary education; community development, advocacy, and human services; management and consulting—especially nonprofit; public policy, law, conflict resolution, and mediation; arts, publishing, communications, and media. The training HDS students receive in both the [master of divinity (MDiv)](/academics/degree-programs/mdiv-program "Master of Divinity (MDiv) Program") and [master of theological studies (MTS)](/academics/degree-programs/mts-program "Master of Theological Studies (MTS) Program") programs is meant to prepare graduates for important work across many different fields.



 

 

 



 

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