Christian women regularly find themselves in positions of great relational influence at home, at work, in ministry, and elsewhere in the world around them, thanks to their unique God-given roles and responsibilities. Many of these areas represent significant opportunities for advancing the Gospel. Because Westminster exists to train specialists in the Bible to proclaim the whole counsel of God for Christ and his global church, we want to make robust theological training more accessible to those who desire to go deep. This 25% scholarship opportunity is available to a limited number of students admitted to our Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS) program per term.
Westminster’s Advancing Women’s Ministry Leadership Scholarship supports those called to serve faithfully in women’s ministry.
Women's ministry leaders and coordinators in local churches
Bible study teachers
Intentional disciplers
Missionaries
Ministry staff
Counselors, writers, and educators serving women's discipleship

Our Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS) grounds you deeply in Scripture and forms a solid theological foundation from which you can serve.
Explore the timeless depths of Scripture from perspectives rooted in the rich heritage of church history and biblical orthodoxy
Grow under seasoned faculty with decades of ministry experience
Join a community committed to discipling and serving others faithfully


Deeper biblical and theological grounding for teaching and discipleship
Confidence to lead and support women's ministry with wisdom and humility
A network of peers and mentors committed to gospel-centered ministry
Selection is based on leadership, theological alignment, academic potential, and financial need. Selection is not based on sex.
Be admitted to the MATS program
Demonstrate leadership potential in ministry to women
Begin studies in the term for which you are admitted (deferrals are not eligible)
Enroll in a course each term (barring exceptions approved by the MATS Program Director)
Maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher
If you must withdraw from a course, continued eligibility will be reviewed case by case
Scholarship is non-transferrable to other programs and only covers MATS tuition
No. Recipients must begin in the term for which they are admitted.
25% of tuition per term (approximately $506.25 per 3-credit course). The award applies only to MATS tuition for approved courses.
No, this scholarship cannot be combined with other Westminster aid, but you can receive external support. Speak with our admissions team to understand how aid can stack in your situation.
Please contact Student Success at support@wts.edu to request approval in advance. Exceptions may be granted by the MATS Program Director. Otherwise, eligibility may lapse.
Continuing eligibility will be determined by the MATS Program Director on a case-by-case basis.
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