Our courses go below the surface to explore the intersections of religion, society, and values formation.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional, small group leader, or a curious life-long learner, you’ll find educational courses that will enrich your life and leadership in tangible ways.
See Our Course Offerings Below!
Clergy Boundary Training: Navigating the Thresholds of Ministry Today
By Sayabalian Sofia
Provides clergy with insights and tools for navigating the dynamic thresholds of ministry today.
Emerging Technology and Faith
By Sayabalian Sofia
Learn about the impact of AI on the future of religion and faith though this course.
US Constitution and the Freedoms of Religion and Expression
By The Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement
Explore the freedoms of religion and expression through this primer course on the US Constitution.
Intro to Interreligious Engagement
By The Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement
Get to know your neighbor through gaining a deeper understanding on what they believe.
The CEIE Leadership Academy at Seattle University is excited to introduce our new suite of self-paced, on-demand courses created for lifelong learners. Our courses are 100% self-paced, non-credit bearing and delivered on-demand. Grounded in a legacy of inclusion and imagination, our courses are designed to support personal leadership development across diverse fields.
What our learners say
Accessibility and confidence
“My experience with a CEIE self-paced course is that it is thoughtfully designed, easy to access, and suitable for working remotely. I am currently residing in Indonesia and this course has been an invaluable resource that has greatly enriched my understanding across a variety of topics.”
– Kevin Alonso Situmorang
A deeper understanding
“After taking US Constitution and the Freedoms of Religion and Expression course, the constitution was written so broadly that is only upholds the principles and values that a populous insist upon. The rule of law therefore changes as the hearts of the people change.”
– Sebrina Somers