Learning how to learn is a skill at the core of education
Getting a taste of the complexities of a variety of disciplines encourages new skills.
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The School of Theology and Ministry is a part of Seattle University, a Jesuit Catholic University built on spirituality and social justice, with dedication to interreligious relationships for the common good. It offers six graduate degrees, three professional certificates and professional development courses.
Boost your career with hands-on experience
Courses in science and engineering offer opportunities to strengthen skill sets that help professionals build résumés with earning power.
4 skills you need to keep your nonprofit in the black
Following your passion is a good start, but acquiring some business savvy kicks things into high gear.
Strong female leadership engineers academic culture shift
Women now represent 42 percent of Seattle University students pursuing STEM degrees.
Transformational leadership for a broken world
Transformative leaders awaken meaning and purpose in those they lead.
College communities work to counter DACA decision
Groups take steps this month urging Congress to act to protect Dreamers.
Mastering the art of leadership
Deep listening is a skill – like organizational ability or teambuilding – that can be taught.
Court ruling upholds therapists’ right to diagnose
One in four Americans receives treatment from a mental health professional.
Seattle police, community, colleges take a stand against hate
Events and discussions “unpack” old patterns and ways of thinking to plant the seeds for societal change.
