Program Description
The B.A. in Theology integrates biblical studies with historical, systematic, and practical theology. It engages students in critical thinking, theological reflection, and contextual application of Christian faith in contemporary society. The curriculum combines classroom instruction, research, ministry practicum, and character development.
Core Areas of Study
- Old and New Testament Studies
- Biblical Hermeneutics
- Systematic Theology
- Historical Theology & Church History
- Christian Ethics
- Apologetics
- Pastoral Theology
- Homiletics (Preaching)
- Missiology
- Spiritual Formation
- Research and Thesis Writing
Program Objectives
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Theology are expected to:
- Develop a strong biblical and theological foundation
- Interpret Scripture with sound hermeneutical principles
- Articulate Christian doctrines clearly and responsibly
- Demonstrate leadership and pastoral care skills
- Engage cultural, social, and ethical issues from a theological perspective
- Exhibit spiritual maturity and servant leadership
Career Opportunities
Graduates may serve as:
- Pastors and Associate Ministers
- Theological Educators
- Church Administrators
- Missionaries
- Chaplains
- Christian Writers and Researchers
- Ministry Leaders
They may also pursue advanced studies such as a Master of Divinity (M.Div.), Master of Arts in Theology (M.A.), or related graduate programs.
Distinctive Focus
The Bachelor of Arts in Theology seeks to form leaders who are not only academically competent but spiritually grounded—individuals who combine theological depth, moral integrity, and compassionate service to impact the church and society for the glory of God.
SPECIALIZATION
The B.A.Th. course has six modules to complete. The first four modules are called the General Modules and are compulsory for all students. The last two modules are called the Specialization Modules. These modules cover specific, practical areas of pastoral ministry under the same list of categories:
- specialized ministries;
- specialized pastoral care;
- evangelism and outreach;
- other topics
COURSES OFFERED
Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies (B.B.S.)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.)
Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies (B.B.S.)
This program equips students with a strong foundation in Scripture, preparing them for effective teaching, preaching, discipleship, and leadership in Christian ministry and related fields.
Bachelor of Arts in Theology (B.A.Th.)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.)
Bachelor’s in Biblical Studies (B.B.S.)
Rooted in academic rigor and spiritual formation, the program prepares students for leadership, ministry, education, and further theological studies.
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.)
The program integrates biblical foundations, educational theory, and practical ministry training to equip graduates as spiritually mature and academically competent Christian educators.
Bachelor of Arts in Mission (B.A. in Mission)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.)
Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education (B.A.C.E.)
The program combines biblical and theological foundations with practical training in intercultural communication, community development, and missionary leadership.
