基督教与文化计划为学生提供了一个从多种角度学习基督教的机会
St Michael's College prides itself on its lively interdisciplinary programs and its welcoming, diverse community. Students study with world-leading scholars in a beautiful setting that provides all the advantages of a small liberal arts college and all the opportunities of a major research university. Classes are held primarily in the historic grounds of the College and are complemented by the resources of the Kelly Library, the second-largest library at UofT. Students are encouraged to explore, discover, and excel in their classes and through various experiential opportunities that can include working with a printing press, taking up research internships, experimenting with VR, and studying abroad.<br>The Christianity and Culture program is an interdisciplinary program that is open to everyone of all faiths and backgrounds. Courses explore the relationship between Christianity, culture, and society throughout the ages and in a variety of cultural and global contexts. Subjects studied include Christianity and politics, magic and astronomy, social justice and gender, philosophy and theology, and the rich engagement of literature, theatre, art, and music with differing understandings of Christian inspiration and expression. Through small seminar-style classes that foster scholarly exchange, intellectual community, and the recognition of a shared search for meaning, this program explores the diversity of humanity's response to the Christian faith.