Apartments near Graduate Theological Union

The Graduate Theological Union (Berkeley) offers MA and PhD degrees, certificate programs, and extensive research access. The Berkeley location also provides access to a diverse academic and cultural community.

Amber offers studios, private and shared apartments, and 1B to 5B apartments.

All amber-listed Graduate Theological Union apartments are located between 0.5 and 14.4 miles from the campus.

Students should choose GTU Berkeley off-campus housing because living near GTU can reduce commuting time and make it easier to attend classes, library sessions, and seminars. It also provides more flexibility in choosing their preferred apartment type and facilities.

All amber-listed properties in Graduate Theological Union housing range monthly between $1100 and $ 15,000.

The Graduate Theological Union's Berkeley campus puts students close to classes and other schools. That is why students look for off-campus Graduate Theological Union Berkeley Housing, and amber is the right platform. It offers a wide range of modern, convenient housing options, including University Park Berkeley and The Standard, within a 10-minute drive. Monthly budgets for all amber-listed properties range from $1100 to $15000.

The Berkeley campus of the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) was founded in 1962. It is famous for theology, religious studies, interreligious studies, ethics, religion, and the arts. GTU has 150 to 245 students every year. The Fall semester begins in August or September, and the Spring semester begins in January.

Given the competitive rental market and limited on-campus Graduate Theological Union apartments, amber has listed a wide range of options for student housing in Berkeley, including studios, private, shared, and 1B to 5B apartments.

As GTU is located near the Berkeley Hills area, there is no shortage of public transport options around. With a 5-minute walk, students can reach Tolman Hall: Hearst at Arch and Hearst Av & Arch St bus stops. BART station is located just within a 3-minute drive. Eligible college students can apply for the Clipper START Program to receive major fare discounts. Students aged 18 or younger can use a Youth Clipper Card to get 50% off BART fares and local buses.

Student life at the Graduate Theological Union (GTU) in Berkeley focuses on combating isolation and maintaining a collaborative, multi-religious space. The International Students' Association (ISA) provides support, community gatherings, and assistance as international students settle in. The Korean Student Association (KSA) hosts Green Tea Conversations and discusses theology, culture, and interreligious topics.