East Texas Baptist University

4-8 Grade Education with Language Arts Reading Certification

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

4-8 Grade Education with Mathematics Certification

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

4-8 Grade Education with Science Certification

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

4-8 Grade Education with Social Studies Certification

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

Accounting/Finance

The School of Business seeks to prepare undergraduate students for careers in business, and nonprofit organizations and to provide students with the academic preparation necessary to undertake study in various graduate and professional degree programs. The department strives to instill Christian values in its students and to develop individuals who are committed to the ethical standards in business fostered by the Christian faith.

All-Level Education - Physical Education

The physiological benefits of exercise upon the human condition are well documented; moreover, research continues to demonstrate the benefits of physical activity on social, spiritual and mental/emotional well being. Attaining knowledge and skills related to physical health, fitness and wellness allows for the promotion of total well being.

All-Level Education - Theatre Arts

The theatre unit offers the Bachelor of Arts in Theatre with concentrations in performance, design/technical theatre, and musical theatre, as well as the Bachelor of Science in All Level Theatre Arts Education. The Department of Music and Theatre Arts challenges students to develop and utilize their artistic talents in both secular and sacred contexts in ways consistent with their Christian worldview.

All-Level Music Education

The music unit offers the Bachelor of Music degree with majors in music education and worship studies. A Bachelor of Arts music major is also available as preparatory study to graduate work in certain areas of specialty or as cultural enrichment. The Department of Music and Theatre Arts provides a diverse program of training in music that reflects historical traditions of music, music education, and music ministry leadership.

Athletic Training

An athletic trainer is a qualified allied health care professional, educated and experienced in the management of health care problems associated with sport participation. The program prepares graduates, through a combination of formal classroom instruction and clinical experience, to assume entry level positions in the athletic training profession and provides a foundation for advanced study in athletic training.

Behavioral Sciences (B.A.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Behavioral Sciences (B.S.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Biochemistry

The Department of Chemistry offers a B.S. in Chemistry, B.S. in Biochemistry, and a B.S.E. in Composite Science, as well as a minor in Chemistry or Forensic Science. The department seeks to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare them for admission to professional or graduate schools, for careers in the science industry, or for the Teacher Education Program for secondary-level certification.

Biology

The Department of Biology offers programs of study with a major and minor in biology. A major in biology allows a student to choose one of three specializations: general biology, environmental studies, or human biology. The department is committed to teaching the fundamental skills and techniques of biology, exploring how biology as a science is a way of knowing about life and instilling a desire for further study in biology.

Business Administration

The School of Business seeks to prepare undergraduate students for careers in business, and nonprofit organizations and to provide students with the academic preparation necessary to undertake study in various graduate and professional degree programs. The department strives to instill Christian values in its students and to develop individuals who are committed to the ethical standards in business fostered by the Christian faith.

Business Studies

The School of Business seeks to prepare undergraduate students for careers in business, and nonprofit organizations and to provide students with the academic preparation necessary to undertake study in various graduate and professional degree programs. The department strives to instill Christian values in its students and to develop individuals who are committed to the ethical standards in business fostered by the Christian faith.

Chemistry

The Department of Chemistry offers a B.S. in Chemistry, B.S. in Biochemistry, and a B.S.E. in Composite Science, as well as a minor in Chemistry or Forensic Science. The department seeks to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to prepare them for admission to professional or graduate schools, for careers in the science industry, or for the Teacher Education Program for secondary-level certification.

Child Development (B.A.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Child Development (B.S.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Christian Ministry

The mission of the Department of Christian Ministry is to equip students to be life-long learners of the Bible, models of growing disciples of Jesus Christ, servant leaders, and agents of God's transformative work among churches and the world.

Christian Ministry and Business

The mission of the Department of Christian Ministry is to equip students to be life-long learners of the Bible, models of growing disciples of Jesus Christ, servant leaders, and agents of God's transformative work among churches and the world.

Christian Ministry and Mental Health

The mission of the Department of Christian Ministry is to equip students to be life-long learners of the Bible, models of growing disciples of Jesus Christ, servant leaders, and agents of God's transformative work among churches and the world.

Clinical Laboratory Science

The Frank S. Groner School of Professional Studies partners with students to discover their passion and provide the resources necessary for professional fulfillment. Research continues to demonstrate the physiological benefits of exercise on the overall well-being of its participants. Our bodies, minds, and spirits are enabled to learn, work, and worship through attaining knowledge and skills related to physical health, fitness, and wellness.

Communication Studies (B.A.)

The mission of the Department of Communication is to provide students with the theoretical foundations, as well as the practical knowledge and skills of effective communication principles in a contemporary society within the context of a biblical worldview. The programs within the Department reflect the changing media landscape, and prepare students to become ethical and responsible professionals in a broad range of careers which utilize the knowledge and skills taught in the discipline.

Communication Studies (B.S.)

The mission of the Department of Communication is to provide students with the theoretical foundations, as well as the practical knowledge and skills of effective communication principles in a contemporary society within the context of a biblical worldview. The programs within the Department reflect the changing media landscape, and prepare students to become ethical and responsible professionals in a broad range of careers which utilize the knowledge and skills taught in the discipline.

Criminal Justice (B.A.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Criminal Justice (B.A.S.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Criminal Justice (B.S.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Doctor of Ministry

The DMin degree prepares ministers to practice ministry reflectively and meaningfully through the ongoing integration of theory and practice. The program also trains ministers to acquire and develop mature and effective leadership skills and competencies in pastoral research. The program requires students to contribute to the understanding and practice of ministry through the design, implementation, evaluation, and completion of a doctoral-level project.

Elementary Education (EC-6)

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

Elementary Education (EC-6) with English, Language Arts, and Reading Certification for Grades 4-8

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

English

The Department of Languages and Literature offers programs that balance courses in English with other disciplines so students gain the broad education necessary for success in many careers. The department offers a Bachelor of Arts wherein students can pursue a specialization in Literature, Writing, or Teaching, a Bachelor of Science in Education for secondary level certification, and an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts in Humanities.

Healthcare Administration

The Teague School of Nursing offers a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration. The program prepares students to apply principles of governance, analyze and evaluate healthcare delivery systems, apply financial management principles, and demonstrate understanding of healthcare laws, regulations, and policies that impact the administration and operation of healthcare organizations.

Health Science

The health science major prepares students to pursue a wide-variety of jobs in the health industry or to gain entry into health-related graduate schools. Students completing the health science major will have a scientific understanding of human health and disease, be person-centered and aware of the diverse qualities of the health care system, and be successful in careers in the health industry.

History (B.A.)

The faculty members of the department of History and Political Science seek to foster students' competence and understanding in the disciplines of history, political science, and geography. They emphasize the study of the global human past, the institutions and traditions of law, government, and politics, and the interactions of humans and the environment as understood through geographical study, giving students the broad education necessary for success in many careers.

History (B.S.)

The faculty members of the department of History and Political Science seek to foster students' competence and understanding in the disciplines of history, political science, and geography. They emphasize the study of the global human past, the institutions and traditions of law, government, and politics, and the interactions of humans and the environment as understood through geographical study, giving students the broad education necessary for success in many careers.

Humanities

The Department of Languages and Literature offers programs that balance courses in English with other disciplines so students gain the broad education necessary for success in many careers. The department offers a Bachelor of Arts wherein students can pursue a specialization in Literature, Writing, or Teaching, a Bachelor of Science in Education for secondary level certification, and an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts in Humanities.

MA in Christian Ministry

The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry is a two-year program focused on the application of the principles of ministry; it consists of 36 semester hours in which three hours will be earned by completing a thesis or ministry practicum.

MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

The Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling is a 60-credit hour graduate program designed to meet the educational requirements to become a Licensed Professional Counselor. The program prepares students to be multicultural competent professional counselors, capable of promoting the mental health of individuals and families with diverse contextual and cultural backgrounds, using an integrated knowledge from Christian faith and counseling principles.

MA in Counseling

The Master of Arts in Counseling degree facilitates students to develop knowledge, attitudes, and skills needed to provide counseling services in churches, counseling centers, in a wide array of community agencies and other clinical settings. The MA in Counseling-Licensure Specialization allows graduates to pursue state counseling licensure in Texas and various other states. The MA in Counseling-Ministry Specialization allows students to work in ministry settings where licensure is not required.

MA in History

The Master of Arts in History is an 18-month program focused on preparing students to teach adjunctly or as dual credit instructors and/or for further graduate study. It consists of 33 semester hours in which six hours will be earned by completing a thesis. Students will complete a 24-hour history core and a 9-hour support studies series to enhance teaching through communication and awareness of contemporary cultural issues.

MA in Strategic Communication

The graduate degree in Strategic Communication prepares graduates by providing advanced instruction in the theories and practices related to the fast-paced and changing world of communication and public relations. This degree is designed to instruct students on emerging concepts in strategic communication, applicable to diverse organizations.

MA in Theological Studies

The Master of Arts in Theological Studies is a 36 hour, two-year program that provides a greater degree of mastery of one cluster of theological study than is normally provided at the MDiv level. The program may serve a variety of aims: further graduate study, preparation for the doctoral level, preparation for some forms of teaching, the scholarly enhancement of ministerial practice, or disciplined reflection on a specialized function in ministry.

Management

The School of Business seeks to prepare undergraduate students for careers in business, and nonprofit organizations and to provide students with the academic preparation necessary to undertake study in various graduate and professional degree programs. The department strives to instill Christian values in its students and to develop individuals who are committed to the ethical standards in business fostered by the Christian faith.

Management/Marketing

The School of Business seeks to prepare undergraduate students for careers in business, and nonprofit organizations and to provide students with the academic preparation necessary to undertake study in various graduate and professional degree programs. The department strives to instill Christian values in its students and to develop individuals who are committed to the ethical standards in business fostered by the Christian faith.

Marketing

The School of Business seeks to prepare undergraduate students for careers in business, and nonprofit organizations and to provide students with the academic preparation necessary to undertake study in various graduate and professional degree programs. The department strives to instill Christian values in its students and to develop individuals who are committed to the ethical standards in business fostered by the Christian faith.

Mass Communication (B.A.)

The mission of the Department of Communication is to provide students with the theoretical foundations, as well as the practical knowledge and skills of effective communication principles in a contemporary society within the context of a biblical worldview. The programs within the Department reflect the changing media landscape, and prepare students to become ethical and responsible professionals in a broad range of careers which utilize the knowledge and skills taught in the discipline.

Mass Communication (B.S.)

The mission of the Department of Communication is to provide students with the theoretical foundations, as well as the practical knowledge and skills of effective communication principles in a contemporary society within the context of a biblical worldview. The programs within the Department reflect the changing media landscape, and prepare students to become ethical and responsible professionals in a broad range of careers which utilize the knowledge and skills taught in the discipline.

Master of Divinity

The B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary MDiv program is about equipping God's servant leaders with God's Word to equip others for the advancement of the mission of God through Christ's Church. The MDiv degree is designed to train pastors with the biblical, theological, and practical knowledge needed to equip those who are the Church in order to build up the Church. The MDiv includes three specializations: Biblical Languages, Church Ministry, and Chaplaincy.

Mathematical Sciences

The mathematics major, in accordance with a recommendation of the Mathematical Association of America, has been designed to reflect a more applied orientation demanded for today's career opportunities. To provide this more versatile curriculum, the major is designated as mathematical sciences. The course requirements for the major in mathematical sciences provide preparation for industrial positions, graduate study in mathematics, and a variety of other career options.

MBA

The Master of Business Administration is designed to integrate business theory and application. The curriculum provides students with the opportunity to expand their knowledge in theoretical thinking and current research in the field of business, and then demonstrate an understanding of that knowledge through the development of business enterprises. Students using this method become intimately aware of the skills necessary to lead and manage a business.

M.Ed.

The Master of Education is a 12-24 month program designed to develop educational leaders within a Christian framework. The program requires 12 hours of foundational courses and at least 18 hours from one of the six specializations. In those programs that do not lead to certification, students will develop key knowledge and skills within the specific field of specialization.

M.Ed. in School Counseling

The Master of Education in School Counseling is a 48-hour program that seeks to provide students with a strong foundation for school counselor positions in Texas public schools. Upon completion of the required program, students will be eligible to sit for the TExES certification exam in school counseling. The curriculum provides substantive training in human growth and development, abnormal human behavior, assessment techniques, counseling theories and techniques, and professional issues.

Ministry Leadership

The mission of the Department of Christian Ministry is to equip students to be life-long learners of the Bible, models of growing disciples of Jesus Christ, servant leaders, and agents of God's transformative work among churches and the world.

MS in Kinesiology

The Master of Science in Kinesiology is a 30 hour credit program designed as a comprehensive study of the varied aspects of human movement. Movement across the lifespan is observed and studied from mechanical, physiological, psychological, administrative, behavioral, instructional, and professional points of view. The coursework prepares students for professional careers in a variety of areas and for further graduate study.

MS in Speech-Language Pathology

The MS in Speech-Language Pathology is a 54-credit hour program consisting of 36 hours of academic coursework and 18 hours of clinical practicums. The program equips students called to the field of speech-language pathology with the competence and confidence to help families and individuals across the lifespan and from diverse backgrounds, facing the impact of communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders as well as communication differences.

MS in Sport Management

Sport management is a field that focuses on the business attributes of sports. People in this industry are involved with the planning, organizing, managing, and budgeting aspects of a department or organization whose primary focus is associated with sports or physical activities. A Master's in Sport Management can be used in nearly all fields of sports, including public recreation, private organizations, amateur sport, college-level athletics, and professional sports.

Music

The music unit offers the Bachelor of Music degree with majors in music education and worship studies. A Bachelor of Arts music major is also available as preparatory study to graduate work in certain areas of specialty or as cultural enrichment. The Department of Music and Theatre Arts provides a diverse program of training in music that reflects historical traditions of music, music education, and music ministry leadership.

Musical Theatre

The theatre unit offers the Bachelor of Arts in Theatre with concentrations in performance, design/technical theatre, and musical theatre, as well as the Bachelor of Science in All Level Theatre Arts Education. The Department of Music and Theatre Arts challenges students to develop and utilize their artistic talents in both secular and sacred contexts in ways consistent with their Christian worldview.

Nursing

The Teague School of Nursing prepares graduates to assume entry level nursing positions in nursing practice in a variety of healthcare settings within a culturally diverse environment and provides a foundation for advanced study in nursing.

PhD in Faith and Heritage

The B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary PhD degree program is a hybrid model, borrowing the best elements of the North American, British, and European doctoral models. It is primarily an online program with required synchronous instruction via technology and regular faculty/student interaction through on campus events. Students select a specialization in Church History, Theology, Ethics, or Philosophy, and are paired with an expert throughout their course of study.

PhD in Ministry and Formation

The B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary PhD program equips persons for vocations of research and teaching in theological schools, colleges, universities, and teaching churches, or for scholarly enhancement of ministerial practice. Offering specializations in Chaplaincy, Christian Education, Leadership, Pastoral Ministry, Psychology and Counseling, Spiritual Formation, or Worship, the PhD in Ministry and Formation equips graduates to lead in ministry and academic settings.

PhD in Scripture and Witness

The B. H. Carroll Theological Seminary PhD degree program is a 40-credit hour hybrid model, borrowing the best elements of the North American, British, and European doctoral models. It is primarily an online program with required synchronous instruction via technology and regular faculty/student interaction through on campus events. Students select a specialization in Old Testament, New Testament, Biblical Languages, Preaching and Hermeneutics, or Missions.

Political Science (B.A.)

The faculty members of the department of History and Political Science seek to foster students' competence and understanding in the disciplines of history, political science, and geography. They emphasize the study of the global human past, the institutions and traditions of law, government, and politics, and the interactions of humans and the environment as understood through geographical study, giving students the broad education necessary for success in many careers.

Political Science (B.S.)

The faculty members of the department of History and Political Science seek to foster students' competence and understanding in the disciplines of history, political science, and geography. They emphasize the study of the global human past, the institutions and traditions of law, government, and politics, and the interactions of humans and the environment as understood through geographical study, giving students the broad education necessary for success in many careers.

Psychology (B.A.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Psychology (B.S.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Public Health

The Department of Biology offers programs of study with a major and minor in biology. A major in biology allows a student to choose one of three specializations: general biology, environmental studies, or human biology. The department is committed to teaching the fundamental skills and techniques of biology, exploring how biology as a science is a way of knowing about life and instilling a desire for further study in biology.

Rehabilitative Science

The Frank S. Groner School of Professional Studies partners with students to discover their passion and provide the resources necessary for professional fulfillment. Research continues to demonstrate the physiological benefits of exercise on the overall well-being of its participants. Our bodies, minds, and spirits are enabled to learn, work, and worship through attaining knowledge and skills related to physical health, fitness, and wellness.

Secondary Education - English

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

Secondary Education - History

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

Secondary Education - Life Science

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

Secondary Education - Mathematics

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

Secondary Education - Social Studies

The School of Education seeks to prepare highly effective school teachers, principals, school counselors, and superintendents for all schools. The Teacher Education Program provides a comprehensive background of professional education courses designed to prepare future elementary, secondary, and all-level teachers to perform effectively in the classroom setting. All programs apply Christian principles in the integration of faith and learning.

Sociology (B.A.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Sociology (B.S.)

Behavioral Sciences is an intersection of the study of the individual and the study of society. It represents an exploration and understanding of the effects of human actions and relationships between individuals in the family, workplace, and society. The behavioral sciences major may be taken on either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science degree and can lead to a broad range of career options.

Speech-Language Pathology

Speech-language pathology is a unique profession with roots in both education and health. Speech-language pathologists evaluate and treat speech, language, cognition, voice, swallowing, fluency, and related disorders of communication. They may also work with individuals who are hearing impaired or those who have oral-motor problems resulting from neurological compromise. The major prepares students for a graduate program in Speech-Language Pathology or to obtain a Texas SLP Assistant License.

Sport Management

The Frank S. Groner School of Professional Studies partners with students to discover their passion and provide the resources necessary for professional fulfillment. Research continues to demonstrate the physiological benefits of exercise on the overall well-being of its participants. Our bodies, minds, and spirits are enabled to learn, work, and worship through attaining knowledge and skills related to physical health, fitness, and wellness.

Theatre Arts

The theatre unit offers the Bachelor of Arts in Theatre with concentrations in performance, design/technical theatre, and musical theatre, as well as the Bachelor of Science in All Level Theatre Arts Education. The Department of Music and Theatre Arts challenges students to develop and utilize their artistic talents in both secular and sacred contexts in ways consistent with their Christian worldview.

University Studies (B.A.)

University studies is a general liberal arts education. Rather than focusing in one specific area, this degree is a broad-based education in which students study a variety of different subjects in order to gain a better working knowledge of the world around them. The University studies education prepares students for a lifetime of opportunities and changes.

University Studies (B.A.S.)

University studies is a general liberal arts education. Rather than focusing in one specific area, this degree is a broad-based education in which students study a variety of different subjects in order to gain a better working knowledge of the world around them. The University studies education prepares students for a lifetime of opportunities and changes.

University Studies (B.S.)

University studies is a general liberal arts education. Rather than focusing in one specific area, this degree is a broad-based education in which students study a variety of different subjects in order to gain a better working knowledge of the world around them. The University studies education prepares students for a lifetime of opportunities and changes.

Visual Communication (B.A.)

The mission of the Department of Communication is to provide students with the theoretical foundations, as well as the practical knowledge and skills of effective communication principles in a contemporary society within the context of a biblical worldview. The programs within the Department reflect the changing media landscape, and prepare students to become ethical and responsible professionals in a broad range of careers which utilize the knowledge and skills taught in the discipline.

Visual Communication (B.S.)

The mission of the Department of Communication is to provide students with the theoretical foundations, as well as the practical knowledge and skills of effective communication principles in a contemporary society within the context of a biblical worldview. The programs within the Department reflect the changing media landscape, and prepare students to become ethical and responsible professionals in a broad range of careers which utilize the knowledge and skills taught in the discipline.

Wellness Management

The Frank S. Groner School of Professional Studies partners with students to discover their passion and provide the resources necessary for professional fulfillment. Research continues to demonstrate the physiological benefits of exercise on the overall well-being of its participants. Our bodies, minds, and spirits are enabled to learn, work, and worship through attaining knowledge and skills related to physical health, fitness, and wellness.

Worship Studies

The music unit offers the Bachelor of Music degree with majors in music education and worship studies. A Bachelor of Arts music major is also available as preparatory study to graduate work in certain areas of specialty or as cultural enrichment. The Department of Music and Theatre Arts provides a diverse program of training in music that reflects historical traditions of music, music education, and music ministry leadership.