Bachelor of Science (BS), Disability Ministry

This program will equip students for holistic leadership and practice in the field of disability ministry and disability services. By developing a biblical framework, leadership skills, integrated learning, and an ethic of self-care, students will be equipped to provide leadership in professional disability ministry contexts.

Students who complete this degree program will be able to:

  1. The student will formulate a biblical understanding and worldview of disability and disability-related services.
  2. The student will be prepared to work with a diverse population, with an emphasis on advocacy and Christ-like compassion.
  3. The student will demonstrate a holistic understanding related to the historical and contextual perspectives of disability.
  4. The student will construct a comprehensive approach to work in disability service settings.
  5. The student will formulate professional skills necessary for appropriately supervising and leading others in a human service context.
  6. The student will demonstrate effective mentoring and self-management practices to promote spiritual, physical, and mental well-being and a moral, ethical, and spiritual foundation for human services.

Total Program Hours: 120 Credit Hours

Arts & Sciences Core (51 Credit Hours)

Christianity & Contexts

Arts & Sciences Focus Electives

Arts & Sciences Electives

Select any five (5) courses from the Arts & Sciences categories in the catalog to broaden, focus, and/or strategically integrate your learning across skills and disciplines.

Major Requirements (43 Credit Hours)

Professional Ministry Core

Disability Ministry Concentration

Free Electives (26 Credit Hours)

Select remaining courses from the catalog to broaden, focus, and/or strategically integrate your Disability Ministry skillset.