Undergraduate Academic Programs
Explore five undergraduate degree programs designed to prepare students for ministry, business leadership, education, counseling, social work, and meaningful service in today’s changing world.
Each program combines academic learning with practical formation, helping students build the knowledge, skills, and character needed for leadership, service, and professional growth.
The BATh program provides comprehensive theological education covering biblical studies, systematic theology, church history, and practical ministry. Students develop skills in biblical interpretation, theological reflection, preaching, and pastoral care.
The BAGBA program integrates management, marketing, finance, and accounting with global perspectives and cross-cultural communication. Students learn ethical business practices, international commerce, and leadership skills.
The BAEd program prepares future educators through courses in pedagogy, curriculum development, classroom management, and assessment. Students complete classroom observations and a teaching practicum.
The BAFC program provides foundational training in counseling theory, family systems, human development, and crisis intervention. Students develop skills in interpersonal communication, conflict resolution, and pastoral care.
The BASW program prepares students to serve children, the elderly, people with disabilities, immigrants, and underserved communities. Students are trained to provide practical assistance through social welfare with a Christian perspective of care, compassion, and service.
Compare these undergraduate pathways and choose the program that best supports your academic goals, professional direction, and calling to serve.
Choose the application that best matches your academic goal or program pathway.