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== Students and alumni ==
[[File:Former UTS view 2.jpg|thumb|The former campus in Barrytown, New York now Bard College's Massena Campus.]]
While the majority of UTS students have been [[Unification movement|Unification Church]] members, there are also students from other faiths. Historically, the UTS faculty has included academics representing the Jewish, Islamic, and Christian faiths, as well as Unificationist faculty with degrees from [[Ivy League]] universities, as well as the [[Graduate Theological Union]], [[The New School]], [[Vanderbilt University]], and [[Drew University]], among others. The seminary has over 125 students enrolled in its three Master degrees and in its [[Doctor of Ministry]] (DMin) program. Most Unification Church leaders in the United States hold UTS degrees. UTS graduates have also played major leadership roles in many of the Unification Church-related organizations in the United States, as well as Unification-inspired civil society and corporate entities including the Universal Peace Federation, the Family Federation for World Peace, World Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP), the American Clergy Leadership Conference, [[World & I|World & I Magazine]], Paragon Publishers, the Professors World Peace Academy, Unification Theological Seminary, and the Women’s Federation for World Peace. As of 2022, there are over 1,550 UTS graduates.