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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Harvard_Divinity_SchoolHarvard Divinity School - Wikipedia

    Harvard Divinity School ( HDS) is one of the constituent schools of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The school's mission is to educate its students either in the academic study of religion or for leadership roles in religion, government, and service. [3]

  2. hds.harvard.eduHarvard Divinity School (HDS)

    Harvard Divinity School: rigorous scholarship, supportive community, and real-world experience to study religion in a richly diverse, nonsectarian setting. Offering Harvard’s unparalleled educational resources to make a world of difference.

  3. hds.harvard.edu › aboutAbout HDS | Harvard Divinity School (HDS)

    25 de jul. de 2020 · Harvard Divinity School is a nonsectarian school of religious and theological studies that educates students both in the pursuit of the academic study of religion and in preparation for leadership in religious, governmental, and a wide range of service organizations.

  4. hds.harvard.edu › about › history-and-missionHistory and Mission | Harvard Divinity School (HDS)

    Hace 4 días · History and Mission. The origins of Harvard Divinity School and of the study of theology at Harvard can be traced back to the very beginning of Harvard College, when an initial fund of 400 pounds from the General Court of Massachusetts Bay Colony established the College in 1636.

  5. www.wikiwand.com › es › Escuela_de_Teología_HarvardEscuela de Teología Harvard - Wikiwand

    Harvard Divinity School, dependiente de la Universidad de Harvard, data de 1816, cuando se estableció como la primera Escuela de Teología no confesional de los Estados Unidos. El Seminario Teológico de Princeton había sido fundado como una institución presbiteriana en 1812.

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  7. hds.harvard.edu › about › hds-glanceHDS at a Glance | Harvard Divinity School (HDS)

    22 de feb. de 2024 · Harvard Divinity School is a nonsectarian school of religious and theological studies that educates students both in the pursuit of the academic study of religion and in preparation for leadership in religious, governmental, and a wide range of service organizations.