Saint Martin's offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs to help prepare you to make a positive difference in your lives and the lives of others. In addition to program-specific learning outcomes, our community of lifelong learners, faculty, staff and abbey members are here to support you as you deepen your critical thinking skills, communication skills, global and cultural competencies, and a sense of social responsibility and civic engagement needed to be tomorrow's change leaders.
29 academic majors | 60 programs | 11 graduate programs
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At Saint Martin’s University, our students are scholars, scientists, philosophers and artists. Whether they are studying education or engineering, biology or business, Saints are guided by our Catholic, Benedictine values, which include dignity of work, listening and justice. Saints learn with a mission—to determine how they will make a positive difference in their lives and in the lives of others. What will you study?
Our faculty craft a curriculum that goes beyond a simple job-focused outcome. The skills you develop in class flourish through leadership roles and participation in research alongside your professors. What will you learn next?
In his recent encyclical, Pope Francis reminds us that we are “one world with a common plan.” As a means to this end, we encourage all our students to participate in study abroad. Live and learn in over 20 countries around the globe. North, south, east or west. Which direction will you go?
What makes a meaningful life? For our alumni it is commitment to social justice, sustainability and a life of compassionate service, no matter their profession. How will you make your life meaningful?
Saint Martin's was named a College of Distinction for 2024-25
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LACEY, Wash. — Saint Martin’s University, through its Washington Vets to Technology (WaV2T) program, is expanding its established Server and Cloud Application career pathway to address the increasing need for Data Center Technicians. This focused adaptation is made possible through a new collaboration with global technology leader Oracle.
LACEY, Wash. – The transition to college represents a pivotal step in a young person’s journey and is a significant milestone on the path toward turning dreams into reality. But finding your place on a bustling campus — whether you live in the dorms or commute — can be tricky, particularly during those crucial first months. At Saint Martin’s University in Lacey, administrators recognized this delicate transition period and responded by creating Saints Mentor with Heart, an innovative program designed to guide first-year students through this critical transition by pairing them with experienced upperclassmen. Through this peer mentorship program, incoming students can not only learn the skills they need to succeed in college but also gain connections that will last a lifetime.
Ready to learn how you will make a positive difference in your lives and in the lives of others through the interaction of faith, reason, and service?
