Spring Hill's Theology programs offer a contemporary, ecumenical perspective in theology from the Catholic tradition and are aimed primarily at the "nontraditional" student. Our students are from a diversity of religious and professional backgrounds - teachers, nurses, lawyers, lay ministers, Catholic and Protestant clergy. The Master of Theological Studies (MTS), the Master of Pastoral Studies (MPS), and the Master of Arts in Theology (MA) is available with coursework in different areas such as Biblical, Pastoral, Historical, Moral, and Systematic.

The Certificate of Theological Studies (CTS) is a non-degree program which follows the same requirements as the MTS, but on the undergraduate level. The CTS is designed for those who do not hold a college degree and who take the MTS courses for undergraduate credit, with appropriate adjustments in assignments and evaluation. It is also possible to build upon the CTS to obtain the Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree in Theology from Spring Hill College.

The Summer Institute of Christian Spirituality held in both Mobile and Atlanta offers a series of one-credit courses, in one-week sessions, studying a variety of spiritual masters and mystics, along with biblical, liturgical and social themes. The academic coursework is enhanced by the cultivation of a faith community, through daily liturgical prayer and personal sharing. Students from Continuing Studies and the Master of Liberal Arts program are encouraged to participate in the Summer Institute as a worthwhile adjunct to their own degree programs.