Institute For Christian Studies
The Institute for Christian Studies Toronto, Ontario is one of several unrelated institutions bearing that name. Coordinates: 43°39′30.15″N 79°23′51.03″W / 43.658375°N 79.3975083°W / 43.658375; -79.3975083
| Institute for Christian Studies | |
|---|---|
| Established | 1967 |
| Type | Independent graduate school of philosophy |
| President | Chris Gort |
| Academic staff | 7 Senior Members |
| Location | 229 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5T 1R4 |
| Campus | urban |
| Colours | white and Red |
| Nickname | ICS |
| Affiliations | Toronto School of Theology, CCCU, ARIHR, IAPCHE |
| Website | www.icscanada.edu/ |
ICS Toronto is an independent graduate school of inter-disciplinary philosophy. At ICS, Junior Members (students) and Senior members (faculty) take part in shared learning through participatory seminars, mentoring, and an inter-disciplinary approach to study. ICS is affiliated with the Free University (VU) in Amsterdam. VU has co-sponsored and co-supervised the awarding of ICS doctoral degrees. The Institute is also affiliated with the Toronto School of Theology of the University of Toronto, with whose courses ICS courses are cross-listed and students from the other institutions may, as may ICS Junior Members, matriculate across institutions - but with restrictions on how many credits for a degree a student may take from these approved external sources. ICS has some cross-listed courses with the Philosophy faculty of the University of Toronto, as well.
Read more about Institute For Christian Studies: Wider Circle of Important Affiliations, Faith & Learning Network, ICS's Online Worldwide Service, Background, Founding and Early Faculty, Location and Degree-granting Authority
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