A theological seminary is an educational institution that focuses on training individuals for religious leadership and ministry. These schools offer programs in theology, biblical studies, and pastoral care, preparing students for roles such as pastors, priests, or missionaries. The curriculum often includes courses on ethics, church history, and scripture interpretation. Seminaries can be affiliated with specific religious traditions, such as Christianity, Judaism, or Islam, and may vary in their approach to teaching and practice. Many seminaries also emphasize practical experience through internships or fieldwork, allowing students to apply their learning in real-world settings within their faith communities.