About Our Campus

Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC, provides graduate theological education to more than 500 masters and doctoral degree students. One of four Gordon-Conwell campuses, it serves students primarily from the Southeast; however, Charlotte’s sought-after degree programs have also attracted students from numerous states and each major continent.

Founded in 1992, the campus moved in 2003 to a 19-acre property and the 31,897 square foot Frank and Morrow Graham Academic Center. The facility is named after the parents of Rev. Billy Graham and his siblings.

The campus boasts a diverse student body; highly qualified faculty; and a convenient, economical and innovative educational delivery system. Classes are offered on weekends, in the evenings and as one-week intensive courses to accommodate students already engaged in full-time ministry or other vocations.

The Charlotte campus also houses the Robert C. Cooley Center for the Study of Early Christianity, which serves as a base for research, study and scholarship, and includes the Robert C. Cooley Collection of Biblical Archaeology and Early Christianity.