Explore online ministry degrees and Christian certificates that connect Scripture with the work you do. Compare subjects and study levels, then see how courses, practical projects, and ministry experience fit together.
Explore online biblical studies degrees from associate to master’s level, plus graduate study in biblical theology. Learn to study Scripture in context and put that understanding to work in teaching and ministry.
Explore Programs →Explore online degrees in Christian leadership, mission-driven leadership, and disability ministry. Compare study levels and learn to build teams, serve across cultures, or help more people take part in ministry.
Explore Programs →Compare bachelor’s and master’s degrees in biblical counseling online. Build your understanding of Scripture and learn to care for people in ministry, with attention to appropriate boundaries. These programs prepare students for ministry care, not clinical licensure.
Explore Programs →Explore online Christian certificates in Biblical Foundations, Integrated Biblical Worldview, and Ministry Leadership. Choose focused study that connects Scripture to your work and ministry without starting a full degree.
Explore Programs →The Learning Blueprint, developed by Eleven:6, connects four elements in each course: Framing, Reading & Research, Journaling, and Application Projects. Connect course outcomes to your goals, engage Scripture and scholarship, reflect on your experience, and apply what you learn to meaningful challenges in your ministry context. Faculty help you turn academic study into practical growth.
ACU’s undergraduate Arts & Sciences Core brings a biblical foundation together with transferable skills for work, ministry, and life. General education helps you explore interests, connect ideas across disciplines, and develop the habits to keep learning as your responsibilities and opportunities change.
Christianity & Contexts develops biblical understanding and interpretation, helping you examine the purposes and practical implications of your learning in light of Scripture.
Five skill areas connect your studies: Communication & Collaboration; Critical Thinking & Creativity; Citizenship—Civic & Global Engagement; Contextualization—Social & Scientific; and Computation—Quantitative Reasoning.
Work with an advisor to choose approved courses that support your interests and degree requirements. Bring ideas together across subjects and apply them to real responsibilities. Specific courses and credit requirements vary by program.
Start with a review of your transcripts and see how your coursework may fit.
Upload Transcripts for Evaluation →Explore Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) for learning gained through work and ministry.
Explore Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) →Explore organizations where you can put your learning into practice.
Find a Ministry Context →Bring your interests, previous learning, and questions. We’ll help you explore a program and a plan.
