Grand Canyon University The College of Theology 16 courses 120 total credits
The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies is designed to prepare students for careers in ministry within the church, on the mission field, or within Christian organizations. Graduates of this program will possess a strong foundation of biblical and theological knowledge, will develop spiritually and professionally, and will gain communication and leadership skills necessary for effective ministry. The core of the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies program is designed to offer a well-rounded theological education and to equip students with the basic knowledge and skills required for faithful ministry. Attention is also given to the inward formation of Christ-like character and an ability to minister with wisdom and sensitivity within the local church and in other Christian environments. Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Biblical Studies program are prepared for a variety of ministerial and leadership positions that require a depth of knowledge about the content of Scripture and the ability to communicate biblical teaching effectively. Coursework focuses on the study of the books and major divisions of the Bible, from the Genesis to Revelation, for the sake of teaching the Bible to a variety of audiences including student groups and congregations. This program of study is designed to equip students with the competencies necessary for service as faithful teachers, preachers, and Christian leaders in churches and Christian institutions.
| Total General Education | 34-40 credits |
| Total Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Biblical Studies Major | 64 credits |
| Total Electives | 16-22 credits |
| Total Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Biblical Studies | 120 credits |
Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Biblical Studies Major
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| BIB-106 | Old Testament Survey | 4 |
| BIB-107 | New Testament Survey | 4 |
| HTH-201 | Christian Theology I | 4 |
| BIB-355 | Biblical Interpretation and Application | 4 |
| HTH-202 | Christian Theology II | 4 |
| BIB-350 | Pentateuch | 4 |
| MIN-320 | Christian Character Formation | 4 |
| INT-310 | Christianity in a Global Context | 4 |
| BIB-360 | Gospels and Acts | 4 |
| MIN-430 | Ministerial Communication | 4 |
| HTH-350 | Survey of Historical Theology | 4 |
| HTH-330 | Christian Ethics | 4 |
| BIB-370 | Hebrew Poetical and Wisdom Literature | 4 |
| BIB-455 | Hebrew Prophets | 4 |
| BIB-380 | Pauline Epistles | 4 |
| BIB-465 | The General Epistles | 4 |
| Total Christian Studies with an Emphasis in Biblical Studies Major | 64 credits | |
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