Bachelor of Arts - Biblical Studies

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies at Crandall University is designed for students who wish to explore the Christian Bible in depth and understand its context within the broader spectrum of world religions. This program emphasizes a comprehensive approach to studying the Bible, including its historical, literary, and theological dimensions. Students will engage with the original languages of the Bible, such as Greek and Hebrew, and learn to apply biblical teachings to contemporary issues. This program not only prepares students for seminary studies but also fosters a profound appreciation for the Christian faith.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies is structured to provide a thorough understanding of the Christian Bible and its relevance today. Key details of the program include:

• Program Length: Typically completed in four years.
• Credits: The program requires a total of 120 credits for graduation.
• Options: Students can choose to pursue a Major in Biblical Studies or an Honours in Biblical Studies.
• Research Opportunities: Students in the Honours program will have the chance to conduct original research and write an honours thesis under faculty guidance.

This program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to engage deeply with biblical texts and their applications in modern contexts.

Featured Experiences

• Engagement with renowned scholars and teachers who bring diverse experiences to the classroom.
• Opportunities for in-depth discussions on significant life issues and biblical interpretations.
• Access to resources that enhance understanding of the Bible's historical and cultural contexts.
• Possibility of participating in research projects that contribute to the field of Biblical Studies.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Pastoral Ministry: Serving as a pastor or church leader, providing spiritual guidance and support to congregations.
• Education: Teaching religious studies or theology at various educational institutions.
• Social Services: Working in community organizations that focus on social justice and support for marginalized groups.
• International Relations: Engaging in diplomatic roles that require an understanding of cultural and religious dynamics.
• Library Science: Managing collections of religious texts and resources in libraries or archives.

These career options reflect the diverse skills and insights gained through the program, preparing students for meaningful contributions in various fields.

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