CUNS Campuses

The Main Campus of the Catholic University Of New Spain in Albuquerque offers a wide array of academic programs rooted in Catholic teachings and values, designed to foster intellectual and spiritual growth. This campus serves as the central hub for theological and liberal arts education, providing students with a comprehensive curriculum that integrates faith and reason. The programs are tailored to prepare students for careers in ministry, education, and community service, while also offering opportunities for personal development and ethical leadership.

• Theology and Religious Studies: A flagship program focusing on Catholic doctrine, scripture, and ecclesiastical history, preparing students for roles in ministry and religious education.
• Philosophy: Courses that explore metaphysical and ethical questions through a Catholic lens, encouraging critical thinking and moral reasoning.
• Education: Programs designed to train future educators with a focus on Catholic pedagogy and values-based teaching methods.
• Social Work: A curriculum aimed at addressing social justice issues, inspired by Catholic social teaching, to serve marginalized communities.
• Liberal Arts: A broad-based education in humanities, including literature, history, and languages, fostering a well-rounded perspective.

Students at this campus benefit from a close-knit community, access to spiritual resources like daily Mass, and opportunities for service projects. The campus also hosts regular lectures and seminars by prominent Catholic scholars, ensuring a dynamic learning environment. With a commitment to holistic education, the Catholic University Of New Spain - Main Campus equips students to make meaningful contributions to society while living out their faith.

The Santa Fe Extension of the Catholic University Of New Spain offers specialized programs with a focus on regional cultural integration and Catholic heritage. Located in the historic city of Santa Fe, this campus provides a unique setting for students to engage with the rich Hispanic and Native American influences that shape the area’s spiritual and cultural landscape. The curriculum emphasizes practical application of Catholic principles in community outreach and education, catering to a diverse student body seeking to serve local communities.

• Religious Education: Courses designed for catechists and lay ministers to teach Catholic faith in parishes and schools.
• Hispanic Ministry Studies: A program focused on the unique needs of Hispanic Catholic communities, including language and cultural training.
• Community Leadership: Training in organizing and leading faith-based initiatives to address local social issues.
• Art and Spirituality: Exploration of religious art and iconography, inspired by Santa Fe’s artistic heritage, as a form of spiritual expression.
• Pastoral Care: Programs to equip students with skills for counseling and support within Catholic frameworks.

This campus fosters an intimate learning environment with small class sizes, allowing for personalized mentorship from faculty who are deeply rooted in Catholic tradition. Students participate in local parish activities and cultural events, blending academic study with real-world application. The Santa Fe Extension is dedicated to nurturing leaders who can bridge cultural divides while upholding Catholic values, making it a vital part of the university’s mission to spread faith and service throughout the region.