Westminster Theological College and Seminary Academics

WTCSU offers a range of theological programs to meet the needs of aspiring pastors, church leaders, and dedicated laypersons:

• Certificate in Theological Studies: 1-year program for basic theological understanding

• Diploma in Theological Studies: 2-year program for deeper ministry training

• Bachelor of Arts in Theological Studies (BTH): 3-year degree program for advanced biblical and leadership training

Westminster Theological College and Seminary Co-curricular

WTCSU integrates practical ministry experiences alongside classroom instruction:

• Church leadership training and mentorship

• Preaching and teaching practice in local congregations

• Participation in church planting and community outreach projects

• Engagement with visiting faculty and international ministry experts

These experiences ensure students are prepared for real-world pastoral and ministry challenges.

Westminster Theological College and Seminary Facilities

While primarily focused on academic and ministry training, WTCSU provides essential facilities to support its students:

• Classrooms for theological instruction

• Worship centers for practical ministry and preaching practice

• Resource materials and libraries with biblical texts and study aids

• Access to mentorship and guidance from both African and international faculty

Westminster Theological College and Seminary History

Founded in 1996 by Pastor Emma Kiwanuka after her studies at Westminster Seminary in California, WTCSU began with a vision to train pastors and leaders grounded in Scripture, culturally relevant, and church-connected. The college started with classes held at First Presbyterian Church in Kampala and grew with support from international partners.

Mission: Train pastors, preachers, and church planters passionate for the gospel and committed to building strong, biblical, Christ-centered churches.
Vision: Spread a passion for God’s glory through transformative pastoral and leadership training impacting both the African church and society.
Core Values: Submission to Biblical Authority, Biblical Integrity, Christ-centered Teaching, Reformed and Evangelical Principles
Motto: “Training for Gospel Transformation”