This course in 4 semesters trains Lay leaders in Scripture, Theology, Ethics and Liturgy with a pastoral approach to service in the Church. Registration for Semester 1 is now open. Classes begin for Year 1 September Thursday, Sept. 7,2023; Year 2 Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2023 All classes begin at 5:00 PM delivered on the Zoom platform. Register Now!

The College Main lines are not working due to stolen phone wiring. You may reach us at (876) 804-8894 or (876) 551-1862 FLOW is working to restore service as quickly as possible.

The Bachelor of Arts in Guidance and Counselling is designed to train professionals to serve youth and families in the education, community development and ecclesial sectors. It offers training in psychology, sociology, counselling and research skills, as well as specialized courses which prepare students especially to work in church, school and community to influence and bring about behaviour change.

Congratulation to our 2022 graduates who have made us proud, upholding the standard of excellence the College had set before them. They have left a wonderful trail of high quality for those who follow. At the 2022 UWI graduation exercises, the College will present our first batch of Licentiate in Philosophy (L.Phil) students along with our B.A. Theology students. The quality of the awarded degrees this year is exceptional. All the BA Theology students will receive degrees with honours and all sixteen (16) Licentiate in Philosophy graduates receiving with Distinction or Honours.

The renewed SMTC plans to offer more courses in carrying out the mandate of the Archdiocese Strategic Plan, using on-line methods to make many of its offerings available across the Caribbean

A short summary of Sr. Theresa Jackson's contribution to St. Michael's Theological College.

Inspired by faith in Jesus Christ as expressed in the Roman Catholic tradition and committed to the spread of the Gospel, St. Michael’s Theological College promotes rigorous theological studies, research, and reflection, at the service of the integration of faith and pastoral action in the ecumenical, Jamaican/Caribbean context