A four-year program that establishes a solid foundation in orthodox theology, and focuses on the candidate's formation as a spiritual and communicative leader. The program leads to a bachelor's degree in theology with a focus on Eastern Christian studies as well as a vocational qualification in pastoral ministry.

A six-year program that guides students into a deep intuitive understanding of orthodox spirituality and theology, and prepares them to serve as teachers and theologians within the Orthodox Church. The program leads to a master's degree in theology with a focus on Eastern Christian studies, and a vocational qualification as religious educator (Paidagogos / Malphono / Malphonitho / Marigeta).

A two-year program that trains candidates in expressing the gospel through practical service, as preparation for ordination to the diaconate in the Orthodox Church. The program leads to a diploma in diaconal ministry.

A two-year program that builds a broad theological foundation and equips students to share their knowledge with others. The program leads to a diploma as parish assistant (Reader / Maqryono).

A two-year program that introduces the three disciplines within the Tewahedo tradition and prepares candidates for ordination as priests in Tewahedo mission-parishes. The program leads to a diploma in pastoral ministry.

A two-year program that provides in-depth knowledge of qene bet and especially zema bet, and prepares students for service as debteras in the Tewahedo Church. The program leads to a diploma as debtera.

A four-year bachelor’s program where students acquire a solid understanding of orthodox theology and tradition, and enter into the scientific discourse that comprises the field of Eastern Christian studies.

A two-year master's program where students acquire a deeper understanding of the field of Eastern Christian studies as well as proficiency in scientific discourse at an advanced level.

A four-year program where doctoral students build upon the skills they have acquired during their graduate studies, and learn to independently conduct research as well as how to publish their research in the research community and convey their findings to a popular audience.

A modular distance course that explores Church history and the four sources of the faith. The modules are each one semester long and can be taken in any order, or even separately. The course contains a total of five modules: Church History, The Apostolic Scriptures, Patristics, Ecclesiology, and Liturgics.

A basic one-year course in icon painting for those who want to learn more about the icon, and develop their skills in painting an icon. The course consists of theoretical parts via distance learning, as well as mandatory meetups in Södertälje for the practical parts.

This one-year course constitutes a systematic exploration of the theory and practice of Byzantine church music. The course combines distance studies with mandatory meetups.

A one-year introduction to the history and methodology of the Sunday School that explores stages of child development, useful educational materials, and pedagogical methods for teaching young adults. We offer two directions for this course, one based on the Coptic tradition, and one based on the Syriac-orthodox tradition.

A one-year course which provides leadership training in a scout or youth association context. The course deals with leadership, the management of voluntary associations, how to manage projects, foundations in orthodox faith, as well as the history, theory and methodology of the scout movement. The course combines distance studies with mandatory meetups.

This one-year course acts as a general orientation on the Syriac-orthodox tradition, with a special focus on the development of the Church between the 4^th and 16^th centuries.

A one-year course leading students through the history of the Serbian-Orthodox Church under the Ottoman Empire, Communism and the War in Yugoslavia, and exploring Serbian-Orthodox spirituality in the light of St. Savas legacy.

A modular distance course for those who want to study in Arabic and are interested in the Orthodox Church's theology and tradition. The modules are each one semester long and can be taken in any order, or even separately. The course contains a total of five modules: Church History and The Apostolic Scriptures, Patristics, Ecclesiology, and Liturgics.

A one-year course for those who want to study in Amarinya and are interested in the theology and tradition of the Ethiopian-Orthodox Church.

A one-year course which provides speakers of Arabic dialects (ʿāmmiyya) with the opportunity of learning basic reading and writing skills in standard Arabic (fuṣḥá), and introduces them to liturgical texts. The course combines distance studies with mandatory meetups.

This course starts during the beginning of both the autumn and spring terms.

A one-year course that explores how the Church is organised based on the sources of Church law. The course also provides knowledge in communication, administration and economics, as well as leadership and positions within the Church.

A one to four year course equivalent to primary or secondary school, which provides general entry requirements for higher education.