Visit FST
Schedule a visit to our beautiful campus at the University of San Diego.
Learn Where Life is Beautiful
Tour the Campus
Come see where you’ll be learning and growing! All FST facilities are located in the Coronado Building. Visitor Parking is available in the West Parking Structure.
Want to get a feel for the student experience? Let us know ahead of time if you would like to sit in on a class, attend mass or meet with a faculty member. Simply include a note in the “Message” portion of your contact form and we’ll help you set something up.
Weekly Mass is open to all — join us Wednesdays during the school year at 4:30 pm in the Founders Chapel.
Staying the night? Enjoy discounted room rates at one of USD’s eight partner hotels.
FAQS
As a student at FST, will I be able to take classes at the University of San Diego?
FST students have the opportunity to enroll in graduate-level courses complementing their degree programs, taught at the University of San Diego’s Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies, the School of Leadership and Education Sciences (SOLES), and the School of Business. Interested students work with their advisors to select courses appropriate to their individual course of studies.
Does the Franciscan School of Theology offer student housing?
The Franciscan School of Theology does not offer student housing, but various rental options exist in San Diego and the surrounding area. The following websites may help you in your search for the right place. These resources are shared for information purposes only. FST does not endorse or recommend any of these services.
Does the Franciscan School of Theology admit laypersons?
Our students come from all walks of life, both lay and religious. Our Requirements Page provides more information about criteria for our degrees and non-degree programs.
Learn From Distinguished Theological Scholars
The FST faculty comprises world-class scholars from around the globe and across the theological spectrum. Instructors cultivate learning in the classroom and beyond, bringing Franciscan Spirituality into homes, parishes, hospices, hospitals, and soup kitchens — both locally and internationally.
