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The Evangelical Theological Seminary invites candidates to study theology at one of the leading Evangelical theological seminaries in Southeast Europe.

The Seminary is based on biblical teaching and reflects the evangelical understanding of Christianity.

The accredited undergraduate program in theology equips students for services in the church, such as pastors, preachers, religious teachers, evangelists, missionaries, but also for social engagement and public activity. Students explore the Bible in its original languages, learn about church history, Christian doctrines, Christian life and values, and more. These subjects are important for students to apply their knowledge in the church and society. Upon completion of this program, the student acquires the professional title of bachelor of theology (baccalaureus/baccalaurea; bacc. theol.).

The accredited graduate program in theology prepares students to seriously deal with theological ideas. Lectures in historical, biblical and systematic theology at this level enable students to choose a narrower area of ​​specialization, under the supervision of a mentor, that corresponds to a calling or that is important for their community and the society in which they live. Upon completion of this program, the student acquires the professional title of Master of Theology (mag. theol.).

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In Daruvar, on September 8 and 9, 2023, a meeting of the members of the Assembly of the Protestant Evangelical Council (PEC) was held with the leaders of four associated denominations (the Evangelical Pentecostal Church, the Alliance of Baptist Churches, the Church of God and the Council of Churches of Christ) under the title "Denominations in meeting and togetherness". Twenty pastors and church officials reflected on the current state of churches, the issue and need for revitalization of churches, but also reflected on joint action in the future.

This meeting was also attended by Dr. Dalibor Kraljik, dean of the Evangelical Theological Seminary (ETS), in his capacity as secretary general of the PEC, who contributed to the reflection on the central theme of the revitalization of churches, speaking about the importance and role of theological education in this process, as well as the important role of the ETS as an institution and a place that in the more than 50 years since its establishment has always "produced" pastors and church officials, and which will continue to do so in the future, in partnership with denominations and even closer connection with local churches.