Emory的神学研究课程（TS）支持具有生成性，多样性和历史意义的建设性神学。我们认为，让学生接触各种方法，观点和神学文献至关重要。我们教职员工的多样性有助于实现经典和跨学科的教学方法。我们支持系统神学领域的研究生工作，这些工作反映了对传统，黑人和加勒比神学，女权主义，女权主义和酷儿神学，沉思思想和实践，大陆哲学，伦理学和文学以及宗教间对话的同情而又批判性的参与。我们也欢迎其他神学领域的建议。妇女，性别和性研究，非洲和非裔美国人研究，比较文献，洛舍林研究所以及宗教实践和宗教，冲突与建设和平方面的进展是资源
The Theological Studies course of study (TS) at Emory supports constructive theology that is generative, diverse, and historically informed. We believe it is essential for students to be exposed to a wide range of methods, perspectives, and theological literatures. Our diversity of faculty contributes to an irenic and interdisciplinary approach. We support graduate work in systematic theology that reflects sympathetic yet critical engagement with the tradition, Black and Caribbean theologies, feminist, womanist, and queer theologies, contemplative thought and practice, continental philosophy, ethics and literature, and interreligious dialogue. We welcome proposals in other areas of theology as well. The progress of women's, gender, and sexuality studies, Africa and African American studies, comparative literature, the Loseling Institute as well as concentrations in Religious Practices and Religion, Conflict, and Peacebuilding are examples of resources that have further enriched students research.