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American Language and Culture Institute

• Quick View Intensive English Programs (Advanced Levels)

  The American Language and Culture Institute (ALCI) offers a certificate program with six levels of study (beginning through advanced) taught in eight-week sessions. These sessions operate year-round and offer approximately 20 hours of class time per week. Become proficient in reading, writing, and speaking English; receive training in presentation skills, research skills, and cross-cultural leadership; and take graduate courses for credit while enrolled in ALCI. Details ›

  1 location Azusa (main campus)

  —— units

• Quick View Intensive English Programs (Beginning to Intermediate)

  The American Language and Culture Institute (ALCI) offers a certificate program with six levels of study (beginning through advanced) taught in eight-week sessions. These sessions operate year-round and offer approximately 20 hours of class time per week. Become proficient in reading, writing, and speaking English; receive training in presentation skills, research skills, and cross-cultural leadership; and audit undergraduate classes while enrolled in ALCI. Details ›

  1 location Azusa (main campus)

  —— units

Center for Global Learning & Engagement

• Quick View American Studies Program

  Based in Washington D.C., the American Studies Program (ASP) allows collegians to gain hands-on experience with an internship within a wide range of fields. Details ›

  1 location Off-campus

  16 units

• Quick View Oxford Semester

  The Azusa Pacific University Oxford Semester enables 20 sophomore, junior, and senior students to become associate students at several Oxford University colleges, in Oxford, England. Details ›

  1 location International

  12-15 units

• Quick View South Africa Semester

  The APU South Africa Semester provides students with an unequaled opportunity to learn about the rich kaleidoscope of South African society; receive theoretical and practical training on community building and inter-cultural ministry; conduct service and research projects in local communities; and develop relationships with South African students, community members, and academics. A nursing track is also available for senior-level nursing students. Details ›

  1 location International

  15-19 units

• Quick View Spanish Studies Program

  The Spanish Studies Program is co-sponsored by Azusa Pacific University and Universidad Nacional Evangelica (UNEV) in Santo Domingo. Details ›

  1 location International

  9-14 units

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

• Art and Design

  • Quick View Art History Minor

    The Art History minor prepares students to develop a broad understanding of the meaning and purposes of visual communication while promoting critical engagement and attaining knowledge of historically significant ideas and objects. The study of history, philosophy, and criticism related to art prepares individuals to embark upon careers in art, business, medicine, theology, education, design, and social sciences, in addition to graduate education. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    18 units

  • Quick View Art Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Art Minor (with concentrations)

    APU's art minor with concentrations enables students to focus on ceramics, crafts, drawing and painting, photography, printmaking, or sculpture. This program offers the following concentrations: Ceramics, Crafts, Drawing and Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    27–30 units

  • Quick View Art, B.A.

    Students take courses that provide a broad groundwork in the arts and select an area of specialization, choosing from a variety of courses to streamline their skills. This program offers the following concentrations: Studio Art and Teaching/Art Education. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    60 units

  • Quick View Graphic Design Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    18 units

  • Quick View Graphic Design, B.A.

    The Graphic Design major prepares students to think creatively about visual communication problems by gaining experience in print design, webpage design, digital imaging, and developing design systems. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    53-56 units

  • Quick View MFA in Visual Art

    APU’s 37-month, low-residency MFA program accommodates the working artist/educator and centers primarily on studio activity and the integration of faith and art. Students engage in highly collaborative relationships with MFA program mentor-professors, enabling artists to hone their talent through critique and individual instruction. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    60 units

    37 months to complete

  • Quick View Modern Art History, M.A. (online)

    APU's Online M.A. in Modern Art History, Theory, and Criticism is an innovative 24-month program that offers a specialized education in modernism while blending courses in contemporary theory and the practice of art criticism. The program cultivates expertise through a framework of aesthetic understanding and scholarly analysis. Details ›

    1 location Online

    36 units

    24 months to complete

  • Quick View Visual Art, BFA

    The BFA is the professional undergraduate degree that is highly desired by serious students intent on pursuing careers or advanced degrees in the visual arts. Students have the flexibility to choose one of five concentrations that is best suited to their academic and career goals. This program offers the following concentrations: Ceramics, Crafts, Drawing and Painting, Photography, and Sculpture. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    74 units

• Biology and Chemistry

  • Quick View Applied Health, B.S.

    Applied Health prepares students for a career or further graduate study in physical therapy, applying scientific knowledge to the subject areas of biology, anatomy, physiology, and associated scientific disciplines. This program offers the following concentrations: Business, Physical Therapy, and Physician Assistant. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64-66 units

  • Quick View Biochemistry, B.S.

    Biochemistry majors gain a knowledge base of biology and chemistry to relate theories, problem-solving techniques, laboratory applications, and instrumentation procedures in this field of study. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    72-80 units

  • Quick View Biology Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    28 units

  • Quick View Biology, B.S.

    Biology Majors learn traditional biology appropriate for entry into an accredited graduate program and apply the scientific method and appropriate biological knowledge and theories. This program offers the following concentrations: Ecological, Molecular, and Organismic. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    73-75 units

  • Quick View Chemistry Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    25 units

  • Quick View Chemistry, B.S.

    Chemistry students learn to apply basic knowledge, theories, and mathematical problem-solving approaches that aid modern discoveries in medicine, pharmacology, and toxicology. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    63-65 units

  • Quick View Pre-Allied Health and Pharmacy

    APU's Pre-Allied Health and Pharmacy programs address the needs of students who seek to prepare for research, teaching, physician assistant, occupational therapy, physical therapy, sports medicine, chiropractic medicine, pharmaceutical sales, and other health care related fields. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64-80 units

  • Quick View Predental

    APU's Predentistry Program offers undergraduate students the preparatory coursework needed to fulfill the academic prerequisites for dental school. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    40-45 units

  • Quick View Premedical

    APU's Premedical Program offers undergraduate students the preparatory coursework needed to fulfill the academic prerequisites for medical school. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    40-45 units

• Communication Studies

  • Quick View Communication Studies Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Communication Studies, B.A.

    Students discover and utilize appropriate communication skills for solving problems, making decisions, and managing conflict through organizational communication, interpersonal communication, rhetoric and public address, news writing and reporting, and public relations. This program offers the following concentrations: Interpersonal and Organizational Communication, Media Studies, and Rhetoric and Public Address. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    45 units

  • Quick View Journalism Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    22-23 units

  • Quick View Journalism, B.A.

    The Journalism major offers an in-depth study of journalism and mass communication, giving practical experience in writing, reporting, editing, and publication production and management. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    45 units

• Computer Science

  • Quick View Computer Information Systems, B.A.

    The Bachelor of Arts in Computer Information Systems (CIS) provides an educational foundation for students planning a career in the analysis, design, and implementation of information systems. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    57 units

  • Quick View Computer Science Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    25 units

  • Quick View Computer Science, B.S.

    The bachelor’s degree in Computer Science prepares students for graduate work in computer science and for careers in fields such as computer programming and software engineering. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    60 units

  • Quick View Information Technology, M.S. (online)

    This program meets needs for specialists in information technology at the professional level. The program comprises a fundamental understanding of the use, knowledge, function, installation, and maintenance of computers. Details ›

    1 location Online

    36 units

• English

  • Quick View English Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View English, B.A.

    English students develop critical-thinking skills from extensive study of the world’s literature to further their ability to read, write, and analyze well. This program offers the following concentrations: Literature, Teaching, and Writing. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    42-76 units

• Global Studies, Sociology, and TESOL

  • Quick View APU TESOL Summer Program

    This program offers you the opportunity to teach English to Karen students in Mae La Refugee Camp in Thailand near the Burma border. Details ›

    1 location International

    3-9 units

  • Quick View Certificate in TEFL (online)

    APU's Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) certificate suits students who would like to receive the basic qualifications needed to teach in a multicultural setting. Details ›

    1 location Online

    6 units

    9-12 weeks to complete

  • Quick View Certificate in TESOL (field-based)

    The field-based Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) offers in-service teachers the opportunity to earn a certificate in TESOL while concurrently teaching abroad. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) International

    18 units

    12 months to complete

  • Quick View Certificate in TESOL (on-campus)

    The on-campus Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) gives post-baccalaureate students specialized skills in TESOL. The certificate is ideal for supplementing and enhancing traditional ministry (e.g., translation, literacy, and friendship evangelism) within multicultural or cross-cultural environments. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    18 units

    12 months to complete

  • Quick View Global Learning Term

    The Global Learning Term (GLT) program seeks to fulfill the international mission and educational essence of Azusa Pacific University by affording undergraduate students self-directed, full-immersion learning experiences within a variety of cross-cultural contexts. Details ›

    1 location International

  • Quick View Global Studies Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    27 units

  • Quick View Global Studies, B.A.

    Global Studies offers a framework of study for those interested in the diverse and complex interrelations of peoples and nations through the exploration of global issues. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    48 units

  • Quick View L.A. Term

    Azusa Pacific University's Los Angeles Term (L.A. Term) is a residential study and service semester in the heart of Los Angeles. It aims to equip undergraduate students to live out their faith and values in postmodern urban culture. All of the L.A. Term courses are either part of the General Education program at APU or are upper division electives students can complete for graduation. Details ›

    1 location Los Angeles

  • Quick View Sociology Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Sociology, B.A.

    Sociology students study a broad range of social behaviors from intimate family to the hostile mob, from crime to religion, and from the divisions of race and social class to the shared beliefs of a common culture. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    39 units

  • Quick View TESOL Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), M.A. (online)

    The online Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Program offers compassionate, engaged graduate students the opportunity to study TESOL from anywhere around the world. The online program allows students to develop the vision, concepts, and skills necessary to teach English to diverse student populations locally and internationally. Details ›

    1 location Online

    36 units

    19 months to complete

  • Quick View Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, M.A. (CCC)

    The APU/Christ's College Cooperative M.A. in TESOL Program offers college graduates in Taiwan the opportunity to earn a 36-unit master's degree. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) International

    36 units

    24 months to complete

  • Quick View Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, M.A. (field-based)

    The field-based Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Program offers in-service teachers with a secured teaching contract abroad the opportunity to earn their degree while teaching abroad. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) International

    36 units

    30 months to complete

  • Quick View Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, M.A. (on-campus)

    The on-campus Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Program, housed at the university's Azusa campus, offers prospective and experienced teachers a relevant degree that blends theoretical course material with real-life application. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

    17-24 months to complete

  • Quick View Transformational Urban Leadership, M.A.

    The Master of Arts in Transformational Urban Leadership (MATUL) is an entirely field-based program that prepares students to implement spiritual, socioeconomic, political, and environmental change throughout the world. Details ›

    1 location International

    45 units

    2 Years to complete

• History and Political Science

  • Quick View History Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View History, B.A.

    History majors are instructed in human possibilities and limits through studies in American, European, and world history, as well as focused studies of various historical themes. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

  • Quick View International Relations Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Political Science Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Political Science, B.A.

    The Political Science major prepares students to take an informed, intelligent, and leading role in the affairs of their community, country, and world. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

  • Quick View Prelaw Minor

    This minor helps prepare students interested in law school. It includes courses in political science, criminal law, constitutional law, and political philosophy. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Social Science, B.A.

    This major provides future teachers an integrated study of social sciences which help develop analytical skill, comparative perspective, critical judgment, and a knowledge base about the world. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    57 units

• Mathematics and Physics

  • Quick View Math/Physics, B.A.

    The Math/Physics major is particularly appropriate for students pursuing teaching careers in physics or mathematics, and is designed to prepare students to apply a variety of mathematical models to physical phenomena. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    50 units

  • Quick View Mathematics Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    26 units

  • Quick View Mathematics, B.A./B.S.

    The Mathematics Program is designed to teach the student proficiency in problem solving and logical reasoning. This program offers the following concentrations: Applied Math, General Math, Graduate School Prep, and Secondary Math Education. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    52 units

  • Quick View Physics Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Physics, B.S.

    Physics majors gain analytical skills and problem-solving abilities that prepare students for further studies in material science, geophysics, biophysics, electronics, chemistry, and aerospace. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64-65 units

  • Quick View Pre-Engineering Program

    APU's pre-engineering program prepares students to complete an advanced engineering degree to use in a wide array of job opportunities in multiple scientific fields. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    66-95 units

• Modern Languages

  • Quick View French Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Spanish Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Spanish, B.A. (credential option)

    The Spanish program seeks to guide student development in Spanish conversation, develop reading and compositional skills, and heighten cultural sensitivity. Students may also complete additional coursework toward a California-approved, single-subject teaching credential. This program offers the following concentrations: Noncredential and With credential. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    45-104 units

• Psychology

  • Quick View Psychology Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Psychology, B.A.

    Psychology majors attain a greater understanding of human behavior, acquiring skills applicable to a variety of professional areas or graduate and doctoral education. This program offers the following concentrations: Child Life Specialist, Counseling Psychology, Family and Child, General Psychology, Health Psychology, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Psychology and Ministry, Psychological Sciences, and Sports Psychology. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    50-58 units

• Theater, Film, and Television

  • Quick View Acting for the Stage and Screen, BFA

    This program prepares students for professional acting careers, as well as graduate studies in performance. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    63 units

  • Quick View Cinematic Arts Production, BFA

    The Cinematic Arts Production major (BFA) encourages the artistic and spiritual growth of students and the exploration of their calling from a thoughtful and culturally engaged Christian worldview. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    60 units

  • Quick View Cinematic Arts, B.A.

    The Cinematic Arts Program offers concentrations in the tracks of critical studies and screenwriting. Minors in those two areas are also available. This program offers the following concentrations: Critical Studies and Screenwriting. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    49 units

  • Quick View Critical Studies Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Screenwriting Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Theater Arts Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Theater Arts, B.A.

    The Theater Arts major is constructed by students with their academic advisor by choosing courses from the areas of performance, theory and criticism, and applied theater. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    45 units

• Undergraduate Programs

  • Quick View High Sierra Semester

    Undergraduate students can fulfill a substantial portion of their general studies requirements through this integrated study of great works of the human intellect and imagination. Core general studies courses in philosophy, theology, literature, world civilizations, and art are studied simultaneously and integrated with one another. The program takes place in the midst of the beauty, order, and mystery of God's creation, a setting particularly conducive to concentrated, undistracted study, reflection, writing, conversation, and prayer. Details ›

    1 location Off-campus

    12-17 units

  • Quick View Humanities Minor

    The Humanities Minor integrates the great works of literature, philosophy, art, music, science, and theology, offering the most enriching content of the liberal arts and of liberal education itself. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Liberal Studies Minor

    The liberal studies minor consists of 22-23 units in a multidisciplinary program that offers elementary subject matter preparation along with practical field experience. The program provides students an understanding of the impact of culture on education in addition to varied opportunities to gain the skills needed to serve in today's educational world. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    22-23 units

  • Quick View Liberal Studies, B.A.

    The Liberal Studies degree provides future teacher candidates planning to be elementary school teachers with a broad knowledge base possible to teach up to a basic ninth-grade-level subject. This program offers the following concentrations: Art, English, Math, Music, Physical Education, Psychology, Science, Social Science, and Spanish. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    117-125 units

Noel Academy for Strengths-Based Leadership and Education

• Quick View Certificate in Strengths Approaches to Higher Education Leadership and Student Success

  This general-purpose certification in strengths-oriented higher education is geared to nondegree-seeking individuals who desire a deeper understanding of the effect that a strengths philosophy has on developing leaders and promoting student success. Details ›

  1 location Azusa (main campus)

  6 CEU/non-credit units

• Quick View Doctoral-Level Certificate in Strengths-Oriented Higher Education

  The Doctoral-Level Certificate in Strengths-Oriented Higher Education is designed for educators and leaders who already have a master’s degree and wish to deepen their knowledge and application of a strengths development model to their work in higher education. Details ›

  1 location Azusa (main campus)

  12 units

School of Adult and Professional Studies

• Quick View Christian Leadership, B.S.

  This accelerated program, for working professionals in church or parachurch ministry, prepares men and women as pastors or lay pastors in Christian leadership. Details ›

  2 locations Azusa (main campus) Ventura

  39 units

  15 months to complete

• Quick View Computer Information Systems, B.S.

  This accelerated program equips IT professionals with the software engineering, systems programming, and database management skills necessary in today’s increasingly complex computer information technology industry. Details ›

  1 location Azusa (main campus)

  39 units

  15 months to complete

• Quick View Information Security, B.S. (online)

  This online program offers an accelerated degree that meets the needs for specialists in information security at the professional level. The program comprises a fundamental understanding of the use, knowledge, function, installation, and maintenance of computers and how they relate to the security field. Details ›

  1 location Online

  39 units

  16 months to complete

• Quick View Leadership and Organizational Studies, M.A.

  This accelerated degree for working professionals teaches advanced skills in multicultural matters, research, ethics, strategic planning, and people and organizational management for promotion, advancement, and/or career change. Details ›

  4 locations Azusa (main campus) Murrieta Orange County San Diego

  33 units

  20 months to complete

• Quick View Leadership and Organizational Studies, M.A. (online)

  This online accelerated degree for working professionals teaches advanced skills in multicultural matters, research, ethics, strategic planning, and people and organizational management for promotion, advancement, and/or career change. Details ›

  1 location Online

  33 units

  20 months to complete

• Quick View Liberal Studies, B.A. (formerly Human Development)

  This accelerated program provides paraeducators and those seeking a career change with the subject-matter preparation necessary for elementary or K-12 special education school teachers. Details ›

  8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

  48 units

  19 months to complete

• Quick View Liberal Studies, B.A. (formerly Human Development, B.A.) (online)

  This online accelerated program provides paraeducators and those seeking a career change with the subject-matter preparation necessary for elementary or K-12 special education school teachers. Details ›

  1 location Online

  48 units

  19 months to complete

• Quick View Management Information Systems, B.S.

  This accelerated program, for those seeking leadership roles in the IT industry, couples database development and structured systems design skills with advanced system management concepts. Details ›

  1 location Azusa (main campus)

  39 units

  15 months to complete

• Quick View Organizational Leadership, B.S.

  This accelerated program is designed to be convenient and relevant for working professionals who wish to complete their bachelor's degree and prepare for leadership roles in a variety of profit and nonprofit organizations. Details ›

  8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

  39 units

  15 months to complete

• Quick View Organizational Leadership, B.S. (online)

  The Online Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership (BSOL) program is designed for working professionals who want to develop the skills needed to be an agent of change in the 21st-century workplace. Details ›

  1 location Online

  39 units

  15 months to complete

• Quick View RN to BSN

  This accelerated program for registered nurses sharpens clinical skills and focuses on organizational, managerial, and communication abilities that lead to more thorough patient care and increased leadership responsibility. An online program is also available. Details ›

  2 locations Azusa (main campus) San Diego

  40 units

  15 months to complete

• Quick View RN to BSN (online)

  This online accelerated program for registered nurses sharpens clinical skills and focuses on organizational, managerial, and communication abilities that lead to more thorough patient care and increased leadership responsibility. Details ›

  1 location Online

  40 units

  15 months to complete

School of Behavioral and Applied Sciences

• Department of Leadership and College Student Development

  • Quick View College Counseling and Student Development, M.S.

    This program prepares individuals to become student affairs educators whose special interest is college students and the environments that affect their development as persons and scholar educators. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    42 units

    2 years (traditional) to complete

  • Quick View Global Leadership, M.A. (formerly Operation Impact)

    Provides educational support internationally to leaders of mission, government, nongovernment, and nonprofit organizations in a distributed-learning approach to global-learning groups worldwide. Details ›

    2 locations International Off-campus

    39 units

    3 years to complete

  • Quick View Leadership Minor

    The Leadership Minor encourages students to pursue excellence in their chosen major while also seeking proficiency as strengths-driven leaders. Students in the minor learn about whole-person development, leadership and virtue, the role of personal strengths and skills in leadership, and how to lead as agents of change. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    15 units

  • Quick View Leadership, M.A.

    For experienced professionals in positions of leadership, this interdisciplinary, intercultural, international program hones leadership skills through experiential study of organizational life and action research. This program offers the following concentrations: Leadership Development, Leadership Studies, and Organizational Leadership. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

    2-3 years to complete

• Doctoral Higher Education

  • Quick View Higher Education Leadership, Ed.D.

    Qualifies graduates for leadership roles in colleges and universities, especially in student development, academic support, academic leadership, and institutional administration. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    48 units

    4-5 years to complete

  • Quick View Higher Education, Ph.D.

    The Ph.D. in Higher Education develops scholars who are able to conduct original research and interpret and communicate the results of that research through their writing, teaching, and leadership. This program serves higher education professionals who work full time while completing 18 units per year in the doctoral program. This program offers the following concentrations: Organizational Leadership and Student Success. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    54 units

    4-5 years to complete

• Exercise and Sport Science

  • Quick View Applied Exercise Science, B.S.

    This program is designed to prepare students with the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to become health fitness instructors and human performance specialists through a strong academic and applied background. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    68-72 units

  • Quick View Athletic Coaching Minor

    Academic majors other than physical education may complete 22 units of specific courses for an Athletic Coaching Minor. A coaching practicum or other related field experience, in cooperation with the local schools or other organizations, is required. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    22 units

  • Quick View Athletic Training, B.A.

    Athletic Training prepares students for a profession dedicated to the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries to the physically active. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    73 units

  • Quick View Physical Education, B.A.

    Physical Education is a teacher preparation program. Students study such topics as fitness and wellness development and assessment, movement exploration, and motor development, as well as gain a thorough preparation in teaching methods. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    65–66 units

• Graduate Psychology

  • Quick View Clinical Psychology: Family Psychology, Psy.D.

    The recognized degree for practitioners, APU’s Psy.D. provides comprehensive training. This practitioner-scholar program combines science and practice, emphasizing service, and meets California licensure requirements. This program offers the following concentration: Forensic Psychology. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    100 units

    4-5 years to complete

  • Quick View Clinical Psychology: Marriage and Family Therapy, M.A.

    Theory and hands-on practice prepares counselors to work with individuals, couples, and families by integrating theology, ethics, and psychotherapy. The program meets California licensure requirements. Details ›

    4 locations Azusa (main campus) Orange County San Diego Ventura

    66 units

    2-4 years to complete

  • Quick View Pre-Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology Program

    For those without a master’s in psychology, this program offers a one-year sequence of courses in preparation for the Psy.D. curriculum, with an opportunity to earn the master's after one year in the Psy.D. Program. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    10 units

    1 year to complete

• Graduate Social Work

  • Quick View MSW

    The Master of Social Work Program offers concentration courses that allow students to specialize in a selected area of social work practice. The MSW degree is considered the most appropriate academic credential for advanced social work practice and is a requirement for professional licensure in most states. *Those with advanced standing may complete the program in a shorter timeframe. This program offers the following concentrations: Clinical Practice with Individuals and Families and Community Practice and Partnerships. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 60 units

    9 months 24-48 months to complete

  • Quick View Social Work, BSW

    The social work major prepares students with knowledge, values, and skills for generalist social work professional practice in work with diverse individuals, families, groups, and communities, both locally and globally. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    71-79 units

• Physical Therapy

  • Quick View Human Physiology, M.S.

    The M.S. in Human Physiology is not offered as a stand-alone program. It is a dual degree option for those enrolled in the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program.

    The Master of Science in Human Physiology provides students with in-depth anatomic and physiologic study of the human body, as well as research emphasis on human anatomy, physiology, performance, and biochemical systems. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    34 units

    1-2 years to complete

  • Quick View Physical Therapy, DPT

    Emphasizes the scientific basis of human structure and movement, the spiritual basis of human worth, and the integration of these elements into a comprehensive approach to evaluation and treatment. Graduates gain a solid generalist perspective of patient care in a variety of professional treatment settings. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    150 units

    31 months to complete

School of Business and Management

• Graduate Programs

  • Quick View MBA

    The Master of Business Administration program teaches working professionals the key concepts and skills, both analytical and relational, to be successful managers and leaders in business and society. This program offers the following concentrations: Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resources and Organizational Development, International Business, Marketing, and Strategic Management. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    38 units

    18-30 months to complete

  • Quick View Management, M.A.

    Through the MAM program, students gain relevant business and leadership strategies without a financial emphasis. Hands-on learning enables students to implement management principles in the modern workplace, while learning to positively steer organizational change and create a culture of teamwork. This program offers the following concentrations: Diversity for Strategic Advantage, Human Resources Management, Marketing, Nonprofit Management, Organizational Development and Change, Public Administration, and Strategic Management. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    39 units

    12–30 months to complete

  • Quick View Management, M.A. (online)

    APU’s Online Master of Arts in Management (MAM) program brings relevant business and leadership strategies to a flexible online format, helping managers and leaders learn how to effectively motivate employees to exceed market expectations in national, international, and global organizations. Details ›

    1 location Online

    39 units

    18–30 months to complete

  • Quick View Millennial MBA

    The Millennial MBA is an accelerated, comprehensive, and intensive 12-month graduate business program that develops exceptional business management professionals with outstanding moral character, strong analytical and innovative decision-making skills, and a worldview that understands and appreciates the global diversity in cultures, markets, and economies. This program offers the following concentrations: Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resources and Organizational Development, International Business, Marketing, and Strategic Management. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    38 units

    12 months to complete

  • Quick View Young Executive M.A. in Management

    The Young Executive MAM Program equips students to positively steer organizational change and create a culture of teamwork. APU undergraduate business students can begin coursework toward an M.A. in Management during final semester and complete the degree in one year. This program offers the following concentrations: Strategic Management, Diversity for Strategic Advantage, Human Resources Management, Nonprofit Management, Organizational Development and Change, and Public Administration. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    39 units

    13 months to complete

  • Quick View Young Executive MBA

    The Young Executive MBA program allows APU undergraduate business students to obtain an experience-based, internship-driven graduate degree. Students benefit from more than an integrated curriculum; they will be actively involved in the local business community, learning by doing as they tackle real-world business situations. This program offers the following concentrations: Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resources and Organizational Development, International Business, Marketing, and Strategic Management. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    38 units

    13 months to complete

• Undergraduate Programs

  • Quick View Accounting, B.S.

    The Accounting major surveys the principles, theories, and concepts of the accounting profession while providing an intense review of the economic, quantitative, and managerial aspects of business. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    67–69 units

  • Quick View Asia Summer Program

    Experience China, Japan, and Korea with us! The program consists of classroom time at Azusa Pacific University and Zhejiang University in China. Details ›

    1 location International

    3-18 units

  • Quick View Business Administration Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    25 units

  • Quick View Business Administration, B.A.

    This degree develops competence in conceptual, human, and technical skills necessary to enter into both public- and private-sector organizations. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    52–54 units

  • Quick View Business Economics, B.S.

    The Business Economics major provides students analytical skills built on a strong general business foundation. This major focuses on business management responsibilities and the improvement in business decision making that comes from a deeper understanding of the economic environment of business including labor, environmental, and international issues. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64–66 units

  • Quick View Economics Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Economics, B.A.

    The Economics major prepares students to think critically and analytically and prepares them to address complex problems in a wide variety of settings. This program offers the following concentrations: Business and International Development. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    39 units

  • Quick View Ethnic Studies Minor

    The ethnic studies minor at APU enhances students’ understanding of the experiences of U.S. immigrant populations and communities of color, along with their sensitivity to issues of race, ethnicity, and social class. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    18 units

  • Quick View Europe Summer Program

    In this summer intensive program, students travel to more than eight countries in five weeks, visiting more than 10 international organizations like Nestlé and working with orphans for several days on a mission’s project with a Youth for Christ center in the Czech Republic. Details ›

    1 location International

  • Quick View Finance Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Finance, B.S.

    This program aims to equip students with the theoretical understanding and practical skills necessary to evaluate and direct decisions regarding the allocation of financial resources. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64–66 units

  • Quick View International Business, B.S.

    International Business incorporates a liberal arts approach to the disciplines of politics and cultural interrelationships as the program surveys the dynamics of an interdependent global business environment. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64–67 units

  • Quick View Marketing Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Marketing, B.S.

    The Marketing major provides students with a strong general business foundation, plus marketing courses that address the primary functional concerns of marketing in industry and commerce. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64–66 units

School of Education

• Doctoral Studies in Education

  • Quick View Educational Leadership, Ed.D.

    Prepares graduates to assume elementary and secondary administrative positions at school site, district office or county, state, and federal levels in public or private education. This program offers the following concentrations: Leadership, Teaching and Learning, and School Psychology. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) Orange County

    48 units

    4-5 years to complete

• Educational Leadership

  • Quick View Educational Leadership, M.A.

    Prepares educators for advanced roles such as faculty mentor, curriculum planner, department chair, or private school principal. Also offered in conjunction with the Tier I credential. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    36 units

    15 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership, M.A. (online)

    Online master's degree that prepares educators for advanced roles such as faculty mentor, curriculum planner, department chair, or private school principal. Also offered in conjunction with the Tier I credential. Details ›

    1 location Online

    36 units

    15 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership, M.A., with PASC or PASC Internship, Tier I

    Combines the school administration master’s with the Tier I credential to comprehensively prepare school administrators in multicultural settings. Emphasizes a strong Christian approach to leadership. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    36 units

    15-24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership, M.A., with PASC or PASC Internship, Tier I (online)

    Combines the school administration master’s with the Tier I credential in a flexible online format to comprehensively prepare school administrators in multicultural settings. Emphasizes a strong Christian approach to leadership. Details ›

    1 location Online

    36 units

    15–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership: Educational Technology and Learning, M.A.

    This program prepares candidates to serve as effective and innovative school administrators who understand how to integrate technology into student learning and school leadership. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) San Diego

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership: Educational Technology and Learning, M.A. (online)

    This online program prepares candidates to serve as effective and innovative school administrators who understand how to integrate technology into student learning and school leadership. Details ›

    1 location Online

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership: Educational Technology and Learning, M.A., with PASC (Internship), Tier I

    Prepares candidates to serve as effective and innovative school administrators who understand how to integrate technology into student learning and school leadership. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) San Diego

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership: Educational Technology and Learning, M.A., with PASC (Internship), Tier I (online)

    This online program prepares candidates to serve as effective and innovative school administrators who understand how to integrate technology into student learning and school leadership. Details ›

    1 location Online

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership: Educational Technology and Learning, M.A., with PASC, Tier I

    Prepares candidates to serve as effective and innovative school administrators. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Leadership: Educational Technology and Learning, M.A., with PASC, Tier I (online)

    This online program pepares candidates to serve as effective and innovative administrators who understand how to integrate technology into student learning and school leadership. Details ›

    1 location Online

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Preliminary Administrative Services Credential or Internship Credential (PASC), Tier I

    This program allows candidates to complete their credential while filling an administrative position under university and district supervision, gaining leadership skills from an ethical approach. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    24 units

    15 months to complete

  • Quick View Preliminary Administrative Services Credential or Internship Credential (PASC), Tier I (online)

    This online program allows candidates to complete their credential while filling an administrative position under university and district supervision, gaining leadership skills from an ethical approach. Details ›

    1 location Online

    24 units

    15 to complete

  • Quick View Professional Administrative Services Credential (PASC), Tier II

    For those holding a Tier I credential, this advanced training program satisfies the state requirement for professional development and prepares full-time administrators for higher-level positions. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    10 units

    3-4 semesters to complete

• Foundations and Transdisciplinary Studies

  • Quick View Curriculum and Instruction in Multicultural Contexts, M.A.Ed.

    For K-12 credentialed teachers, provides instructional strategies for the multicultural classroom. Focuses on personal, social, academic, and literacy development, emphasizing communication with families and communities. Details ›

    5 locations Azusa (main campus) Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County Ventura

    36 units

    18-24 months to complete

  • Quick View Teaching, M.A.Ed.

    Offered only in conjunction with a Single- or Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential, this master's degree offers educators an in-depth study of how to teach the 21st-century learner. Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    15–22 units

    12-24 months to complete

• Innovative Educational Technology and Physical Education

  • Quick View Adapted Physical Education Added Authorization

    This is a secondary authorization that enables the physical education teacher to teach students ranging from preschool through adult school, conduct assessments, and report findings through the Individual Education Plan (IEP) process. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    21 units

  • Quick View Digital Teaching and Learning, M.A.Ed., with Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential, Tracks A and B

    The Master of Arts in Education: Digital Teaching and Learning focuses on foundational tools for teachers to design and implement instructional experiences that integrate technology throughout the curriculum. Attention is given to learning theory for today’s digital learner, instructional video, and Web 2.0 tools for enhanced interactive learning. Details ›

    4 locations Azusa (main campus) Murrieta San Diego Ventura

    46-48 units

  • Quick View Digital Teaching and Learning, M.A.Ed., with Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Tracks A and B

    Digital Teaching and Learning focuses on foundational tools for teachers to design and implement instructional experiences that integrate technology throughout the curriculum. Attention is given to learning theory for today’s digital learner, instructional video, and Web 2.0 tools for enhanced interactive learning. Details ›

    4 locations Azusa (main campus) Murrieta San Diego Ventura

    43-45 units

  • Quick View Educational Technology and Learning, M.A.

    Provides educators with technology skills than can be integrated into daily curricula. Combines hands-on instruction and online learning, emphasizing Web 2.0 tools such as video, web design, podcasting, digital imaging, and blogs immediately applicable for today's classroom. Details ›

    6 locations Azusa (main campus) Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    36 units

    15–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Technology, M.A. (online)

    This program, conducted entirely online, empowers 21st century educators to infuse and implement technology into K-U teaching and learning classrooms and online learning communities. Details ›

    1 location Online

    36 units

    15 months to complete

  • Quick View Physical Education, M.A., with Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A

    Designed for candidates without teaching contracts in the field, this program prepares graduates for careers in physical education, sociology of sport, and sport psychology. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    48 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Physical Education, M.A., with Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Track B

    Designed for candidates who are already teaching in the field, this program prepares graduates for careers in physical education, sociology of sport, and sport psychology. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Murrieta San Diego

    43 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Physical Education, M.S.

    Prepares graduates for careers in physical education, sociology of sport, and sport psychology, as well as program administration, consulting, and admission to doctoral programs. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    36 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View School Librarianship, M.A.Ed. (online)

    Offered in conjunction with the Teacher Librarian Services Credential, this degree develops school library and media specialists as educational leaders in their districts. Graduates are recognized as experts at the state level. Details ›

    1 location Online

    39 units

    18 months to complete

  • Quick View Teacher Librarian Services Credential (online)

    Prepares experts in technology, literature, and diversity online to assist students in research, coordinate library programs for districts and counties, and supervise classified personnel. Details ›

    1 location Online

    30 units

    15 months to complete

• School Counseling and School Psychology

  • Quick View Educational Counseling (with embedded School Counseling Credential), M.A.Ed.

    Prepares school counselors to communicate with and guide students of all cultures, socioeconomic levels, and learning abilities. Requirements for the Pupil Personnel Services Credential are embedded within the program. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    48 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Educational Psychology (with embedded School Psychology Credential), M.A.Ed.

    Prepares school psychologists to evaluate and treat students of all cultures, socioeconomic levels, and learning abilities. Requirements for the Pupil Personnel Services Credential are embedded within the program. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Inland Empire Orange County

    66 units

    3 years to complete

  • Quick View LPCC Respecialization Certificate in Clinical Counseling

    This certificate prepares candidates to meet the educational requirements for California state licensure as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), equipping them to counsel students individually and in groups. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Murrieta Orange County

    12 units

    9 months to complete

  • Quick View PPS: School Counseling Credential

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

  • Quick View PPS: School Psychology Credential

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

• Special Education

  • Quick View Added Authorization in Special Education: Autism

    This add-on teaching authorization in special education allows candidates to earn an authorization in one of the following areas: autism spectrum disorders, emotional disturbance, or resource specialist. The authorization can be added to an existing special education mild-to-moderate teaching credential to expand the scope of instruction for current teachers. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

    4–6 months to complete

  • Quick View Added Authorization in Special Education: Autism (online)

    The Online Added Authorization in Special Education offers candidates who hold a Mild/Moderate Disabilities Credential the option of an add-on teaching authorization in autism spectrum disorders, emotional disturbance, or as a resource specialist. Details ›

    1 location Online

    12 units

    4–6 months to complete

  • Quick View Digital Teaching and Learning, M.A.Ed., with Mild/Moderate Disabilities Specialist Credential, Track A

    Designed for candidates without full-time teaching contracts, this program combines a master's degree in digital teaching and learning with a mild/moderate disabilities credential, equipping teachers to infuse technology into the curriculum of special needs classrooms. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) San Diego

    49 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Digital Teaching and Learning, M.A.Ed., with Mild/Moderate Disabilities Specialist Internship Credential, Track B

    For those with full-time teaching contracts, this program combines a master's degree in digital teaching and learning with a mild/moderate disabilities credential, equipping teachers to infuse technology into the curriculum of special needs classrooms. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    49 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Digital Teaching and Learning, M.A.Ed., with Moderate/Severe Disabilities Specialist Credential, Track A

    Designed for candidates without a full-time teaching contract, this program combines a master's degree in digital teaching and learning with a moderate/severe disabilities credential, equipping teachers to infuse technology into the curriculum of special needs classrooms. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    42 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Digital Teaching and Learning, M.A.Ed., with Moderate/Severe Disabilities Specialist Internship Credential, Track B

    For candidates with a full-time teaching contract, this program combines a master's degree in digital teaching and learning with a moderate/severe disabilities credential, equipping teachers to infuse technology into the curriculum of special needs classrooms. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    42 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Mild/Moderate Disabilities (K–12) Specialist Credential, Track A

    For noncontracted teachers, this special education credential program prepares educators to skillfully and compassionately guide mild to moderately disabled students (K–12). Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    34 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Mild/Moderate Disabilities (K–12) Specialist Internship Credential, Track B

    For contracted teacher interns, this credential in special education imparts the specialized knowledge and skills necessary for teachers of mild to moderately disabled students (K–12). Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    34 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Mild/Moderate or Moderate/Severe Disabilities (K-12) Specialist Clear Credential (with or without a Master’s Degree)

    Designed for full-time special education teachers who have their Preliminary Credential, this program allows students to earn both a Master of Arts in Education: Special Education and an Educational Specialist Clear Credential. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    42 units

  • Quick View Moderate/Severe Educational Specialist Credential, Track A

    APU's Moderate to Severe Disabilities (K–12) Specialist (Preliminary) Credential, Track A suits candidates without full-time teaching contracts. Candidates must see an advisor for proper placement in tracks with this credential program. Details ›

    4 locations Azusa (main campus) Murrieta San Diego Ventura

    27 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Moderate/Severe Educational Specialist Credential, Track A (online)

    Details ›

    27 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Moderate/Severe Educational Specialist Internship Credential, Track B

    APU's Moderate to Severe Disabilities (K–12) Specialist (Preliminary) Credential, Track B suits candidates with current full-time teaching contracts. Candidates must see an advisor for proper placement in tracks with this credential program. Details ›

    5 locations Azusa (main campus) Murrieta Online San Diego Ventura

    27 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Moderate/Severe Educational Specialist Internship Credential, Track B (online)

    Details ›

    27 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education and Educational Technology, M.Ed.

    The Master of Education: Special Education and Educational Technology (non-credential) Program focuses on research-proven instructional strategies and the integration of technology into the curriculum for special needs populations. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) San Diego

    36 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed.

    Offering the master’s in special education without the credential, this program provides the training and experiences that lead to confident, competent, and compassionate care of persons with disabilities. Details ›

    9 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Online Orange County San Diego Ventura

    42 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed. (online)

    The Online Master of Arts in Education: Special Education (non-credential) is designed for individuals eager to pursue a Master of Arts with emphases in classroom interventions, bilingual special education strategies, emotional disturbance (behavior analysis), autisum spectrum disorders, or resource specialist. This program does not lead to a California teaching credential. Details ›

    42 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed., with Mild to Moderate Disabilities Specialist Credential (K–12), Track A

    For those without full-time teaching contracts, this master’s/credential program provides focused study of special needs classrooms and students under the tutelage of experienced professionals. Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    46 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed., with Mild to Moderate Disabilities Specialist Preliminary Internship Credential (K–12), Track B

    For those with full-time teaching contracts, this master’s/credential program expands educators’ skill base and enhances teaching techniques in special needs classrooms. Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    46 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed., with Moderate to Severe Educational Specialist Preliminary Credential, Track A

    For those without full-time teaching contracts, this master’s/credential program provides focused study of special needs classrooms and students under the tutelage of experienced professionals. Details ›

    4 locations Azusa (main campus) Online San Diego Ventura

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed., with Moderate to Severe Educational Specialist Preliminary Credential, Track A (online)

    Details ›

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed., with Moderate to Severe Educational Specialist Preliminary Credential, Track B

    For those with full-time teaching contracts, this master’s/credential program expands educators’ skill base and enhances teaching techniques in special needs classrooms. Details ›

    4 locations Azusa (main campus) Online San Diego Ventura

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Special Education, M.A.Ed., with Moderate to Severe Educational Specialist Preliminary Credential, Track B (online)

    Details ›

    45 units

    18–24 months to complete

• Teacher Education

  • Quick View 2042 Multiple-Subject Internship Teaching Credential, Track B

    The 2042 Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential, Track B, offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program, prepares teachers for positions at the elementary and middle school levels (K-8). This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is teaching full-time in an appropriate setting in a public or private K-12 school, verified and approved by the program director prior to course registration. The program is CTC and NCATE accredited. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Orange County San Diego Ventura

    31 units

    12 months to complete

  • Quick View 2042 Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A

    The 2042 Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential Program, offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program, prepares teachers for positions at the elementary and middle school levels (K-8). This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is not teaching full-time in a K-12 school. The program is CTC and NCATE accredited. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    45 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View 2042 Single-Subject Internship Teaching Credential, Track B

    The 2042 Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Track B, offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program, prepares teachers for positions at the middle and high school levels (7-12), and K-12 specialists in art, music, and physical education. This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is teaching full-time in an appropriate setting in a public or private K-12 school, verified and approved by the program director prior to course registration. Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    28 units

    12 months to complete

  • Quick View 2042 Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A

    The 2042 Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A, offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program, prepares teachers for positions at the middle and high school levels (7-12), and K-12 specialists in art, music, and physical education. This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is not teaching full-time in a K-12 school. Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    30 units

    12 months to complete

  • Quick View ELL/CTEL/CLAD Certificate

    Prepares credentialed teachers to work with second-language learners Details ›

    1 location Online

    12 units

    4–8 months to complete

  • Quick View ELL/CTEL/CLAD Certificate (online)

    This online program prepares credentialed teachers to work with second-language learners Details ›

    1 location Online

    12 units

    4–8 months to complete

  • Quick View GATE Certificate (online)

    The Online Certificate in Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) program empowers educators to effectively address the challenges of the 21st-century classroom. Designed for candidates interested in gaining GATE competency without earning a master’s degree, the certificate program enables educators to maximize student learning. Details ›

    1 location Online

    12 units

    4–8 months to complete

  • Quick View Multiple-Subject/Single-Subject Clear Credential

    This program provides an efficient path for meeting state requirements for a professional clear credential. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

    4–6 months to complete

  • Quick View P–12 Teaching with a concentration in GATE, M.A.Ed. (online)

    The Online Master of Arts in Education: P–12 Teaching with a concentration in Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) Program empowers educators to effectively address the challenges of the 21st century classroom. Designed for candidates interested in earning a master’s degree and GATE certification, the program enables educators to maximize student learning. This program offers the following concentration: Gifted and Talented Education. Details ›

    1 location Online

    33 units

    18 months to complete

  • Quick View P–12 Teaching with an Early Childhood Education concentration, M.A.Ed.

    This program, which includes an optional Child Center permit, provides educators and teacher practitioners with the skills and competencies they need to be successful in different areas of concentration as a way to meet the divergent needs of the 21st-century landscape. This program offers the following concentration: Early Childhood Education. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

  • Quick View Teaching, M.A.Ed., with Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A

    The Multiple Subject Teaching Credential is offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program. The Multiple-Subject Teaching Credential Track A and Master of Arts in Education: Teaching program is designed for elementary or middle school (K–8) teachers. This master’s/credential program satisfies multiple-subject requirements and offers professional advancement. This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is not teaching full-time in a K–12 school. The program is CTC and NCATE accredited. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    45-49 units

    12–18 months to complete

  • Quick View Teaching, M.A.Ed., with Multiple-Subject Teaching Internship Credential, Track B

    For full-time elementary or middle school (K-8) teachers and those on emergency permits, this master’s/credential program satisfies necessary requirements and offers professional advancement. This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is teaching full-time in an appropriate setting in a public or private K-12 school, verified and approved by the program director prior to course registration. The program is CTC and NCATE accredited. Details ›

    7 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    40 units

    18–24 months to complete

  • Quick View Teaching, M.A.Ed., with Single-Subject Teaching Credential, Track A

    The Single Subject Teaching Credential is offered as part of APU's combined master's/credential program. The Single-Subject Teaching Credential Track B and Master of Arts in Education: Teaching program is designed for middle or high school (8-12) teachers. This master’s/credential program fulfills single-subject specialist requirements and facilitates professional advancement. This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is not teaching full-time in a K-12 school. Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    45-52 units

    12-18 months to complete

  • Quick View Teaching, M.A.Ed., with Single-Subject Teaching Internship Credential, Track B

    For full-time middle or high school (8-12) teachers and those on emergency permits, this master’s/credential program fulfills single-subject specialist requirements and facilitates professional advancement. This track is specifically designed for the candidate who is teaching full-time in an appropriate setting in a public or private K-12 school, verified and approved by the program director prior to course registration. Details ›

    8 locations Azusa (main campus) High Desert Inland Empire Los Angeles Murrieta Orange County San Diego Ventura

    43-50 units

    18–24 months to complete

School of Music

• Graduate Programs

  • Quick View Composition, M.M.

    The Master of Music in Composition prepares musicians for professional careers in the specialized and competitive field of composition and arranging. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

    2 years to complete

  • Quick View Conducting, M.M.

    The Master of Music in Conducting prepares musicians for professional careers in the specialized and competitive field of conducting. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

    2 years to complete

  • Quick View Education, M.M.

    The Master of Music Education prepares current and prospective teaching professionals as school music specialists qualified to lead K-12 music programs in both private and public sectors. This program offers the following concentrations: Choral and Instrumental. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    33-36 units

    2 years to complete

  • Quick View Performance, M.M.

    The Master of Music in Performance allows specialization in instrumental performance, keyboard collaborative arts, piano and organ performance, and vocal performance. This program offers the following concentrations: Instrumental, Keyboard Collaborative Arts, Piano and Organ, and Vocal. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    30-32 units

    2 years to complete

• Undergraduate Programs

  • Quick View Music Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    36 units

  • Quick View Music, B.A.

    The Bachelor of Arts in Music offers a comprehensive music education for students interested in teaching, performance, or music theory. The program includes an ensemble requirement and emphases that develop skills in composition and performance. This program offers the following concentrations: Applied Music (Performance), Music Education, and Music Theory. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    57-67 units

  • Quick View Music, B.M.

    The Bachelor of Music is designed as a degree for those interested in performance, music ministry, private teaching, Christian and secular commercial music industry, work as a professional composer, or advanced degrees. Performance emphasis students may specialize in voice, piano, organ, guitar, trumpet, trombone, baritone, euphonium, tuba, French horn, saxophone, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, violin, viola, cello, bass, harp, and percussion. This program offers the following concentrations: Composition, Commercial , Music and Worship, and Performance. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    73–101 units

School of Nursing

• Doctoral Program

  • Quick View Doctor of Nursing Practice

    The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program is designed to prepare nurses at the highest level of practice for the current, complex health care environment. An evidence-based clinical approach emphasizes the prevention, assessment, and treatment of complex health issues in the adult and elderly population. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    39 units

    2 years to complete

  • Quick View Nursing, PhD

    The PhD in Nursing, with an emphasis in either Health of the Family and Community or International Health, is a research-based program designed to prepare graduates for a life of scholarship and teaching. This program offers the following concentrations: Health of the Family and Community and International Health. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    64 units

    4 years to complete

• Graduate Programs

  • Quick View Adult Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Certificate

    This specialty certificate is a non-degree course credit option, preparing registered nurses with master’s degrees in nursing to be nurse practitioners for patients across the adult years. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    33 units

    1-2 years to complete

  • Quick View Adult Nurse Practitioner (ANP) Certificate

    This specialty certificate is a non-degree course credit option, preparing registered nurses with master’s degrees in nursing to be nurse practitioners for adults in primary health care settings. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    37 units

    1-2 years to complete

  • Quick View Entry-level Master's (ELM)

    The Entry-level Master's (ELM) program is designed for students who hold baccalaureate or higher degrees in other disciplines, but want to pursue bachelor's and master's degrees in nursing. The program provides students an intensive three-year sequence of pre- and post-licensure study that enables them to become registered nurses (RNs) and receive a BSN, and also leads to the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree with a clinical specialty. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Inland Empire San Diego

    107-122 units

    3-4 years to complete

  • Quick View Family Nurse Pracitioner (FNP) Certificate

    This specialty certificate is a non-degree course credit option, preparing registered nurses with master’s degrees in nursing to be nurse practitioners for family-centered health care. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    39 units

    1-2 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with Adult CNS and ANP Certificate

    This combined program allows students to earn a master’s degree along with the Adult Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Certificate, including a specialization in Adult Nurse Practitioner (ANP), preparing them for certification by the state of California and for national certification. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    54-56 units

    3-4 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with CNS Specialties

    The Master of Science in Nursing with Clinical Nurse Specialties (CNS) offers the Adult Clinical Nurse Specialist and the Parent-Child Clinical Nurse Specialist. These two clinical areas of content and advanced practice prepare nurses to work in acute, primary, or long-term care settings. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) San Diego

    38-40 units

    2-3 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with NP Specialties

    The Master of Science in Nursing with Nurse Practioner (NP) Specialties offers the Adult Nurse Practitioner (ANP), Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) specialties. These three clinical areas of content and advanced practice prepare nurses to work with patients across the adult years, throughout the human lifespan, or in the psychiatric and mental health settings. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Inland Empire San Diego

    42-54 units

    3 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with PN Specialty

    The Master of Science in Nursing with a Parish Nursing (PN) specialty is an interdisciplinary program that prepares nurses to serve within churches or other religiously based settings as nurse specialists in spiritual aspects of patient care. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    38-40 units

    2-3 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with Parent-Child CNS and PNP Certificate

    This combined program allows students to earn a master’s degree along with the Parent-Child Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Certificate, including a specialization in Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP), preparing them for certification by the state of California and for national certification. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    58-60 units

    3 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with SNSC Specialty

    The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) with School Nurse Services Credential (SNSC) prepares nurses to be effective practitioners of school health. Throughout the program, students develop theoretical and practical expertise in nursing and education applied to basic health services in the public schools (K-12). Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    41-43 units

    2-3 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with SNSC and FNP Certificate

    This combined program allows students to earn a master’s degree along with the School Nurse Services Certificate, including a specialization in Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), preparing them for certification by the state of California and for national certification. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    58-60 units

    4-5 years to complete

  • Quick View MSN with SNSC and PNP Certificate

    This combined program allows students to earn a master’s degree along with the School Nurse Services Certificate, including a specialization in Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP), preparing them for certification by the state of California and for national certification. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    54-56 units

    4-5 years to complete

  • Quick View Nursing Administration Certificate

    The Nursing Administration Post-Master’s certificate prepares students for administration of nursing service in a variety of health care settings. Coursework focuses on combining the resources of nursing, organizational development, and business management. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    9 units

    1 semester to complete

  • Quick View Nursing Administration Secondary Specialty

    Students electing the nursing administration specialty are prepared to manage nursing services in a variety of health care settings. Attention is given to analyzing health care needs of groups of patients, utilizing resources, and organizing and implementing the delivery of nursing services to meet those needs. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    9 units

    1 semester to complete

  • Quick View Nursing Education Certificate

    The Nursing Education Post-Master’s Certificate prepares nurses for teaching roles in various clinical and/or academic settings. This certificate builds on skills and knowledge obtained in a master’s of science in nursing program. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

    1-2 semesters to complete

  • Quick View Nursing Education Secondary Specialty

    Students electing the nursing education specialty learn to develop and evaluate curricula for various types of programs in nursing education, develop and implement various teaching strategies, and assess and meet the learning needs of a diverse group of adult learners across multiple educational environments. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    9 units

    1 semester to complete

  • Quick View Nursing, M.S. (MSN)

    Nationally accredited, the Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) prepares students in advanced theory and practice in a specialized clinical area of nursing. Upon completion, students will meet all the requirements to be certified and will be nationally board eligible. Note: Students pursuing an MSN must also complete coursework for a specialized clinical area of nursing. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Inland Empire San Diego

    38-62 units

    2-3 years to complete

  • Quick View Parent-Child Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Certificate

    This specialty certificate is a non-degree course credit option, preparing registered nurses with master’s degrees in nursing to be nurse practitioners in areas such as pediatrics or obstetrics for content and practice. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    33 units

    1-2 years to complete

  • Quick View Parish Nursing (PN) Certificate

    Parish Nursing is an interdisciplinary program that prepares nurses to serve within churches or other religiously based settings as nurse specialists in spiritual aspects of patient care. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    23 units

    1 year to complete

  • Quick View Pediatric Nurse Practioner (PNP) Certificate

    This specialty certificate is a non-degree course credit option, preparing registered nurses with master’s degrees in nursing to be nurse practitioners with infants and children in primary health care settings. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    35 units

    1-2 years to complete

  • Quick View Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) Certificate

    The PMHNP certificate prepares nurses to work with patients experiencing severe mental illness to determine biopsychosocial health care needs within a complex and changing environment. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    28 units

    1 year to complete

  • Quick View School Nurse Services Certificate (SNSC)

    The School Nurse Services (SNSC) prepares nurses who have completed a bachelor's degree to be effective practitioners of health in schools. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    29 units

    1-2 years to complete

• Undergraduate Programs

  • Quick View LVN to BSN

    Licensed vocational nurses are evaluated on an individual basis. Credit is given for general education courses that are transferable. The first-year nursing course, UNRS 105, is waived for currently licensed LVNs. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    30 units

    2 years to complete

  • Quick View LVN to RN

    Licensed vocational nurses are evaluated on an individual basis. Credit is given for general education courses that are transferable. Students choosing this option are admitted as terminal nondegree students. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    30 units

    2 years to complete

  • Quick View Nursing (Two-Plus-Two High Desert), B.S.

    The Two-Plus-Two (High Desert) option allows students to transfer in coursework from other schools and complete their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) in six consecutive semesters, including summers. Details ›

    1 location High Desert

    68 units

    6 semesters to complete

  • Quick View Nursing, B.S. (BSN)

    The BSN (Generic Option) is designed for recent high school graduates. Nursing students receive professional accreditation and clinical practice for their freshman through senior years, and are eligible for public health certification following graduation. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    68 units

    4 years to complete

School of Theology

• Graduate School of Theology

  • Quick View Asian Program (graduate theology courses in English and Korean)

    The Asian Program offers bilingual courses in English and Korean for the various graduate degree programs in the Graduate School of Theology. Blending Korean culture with the principles of God's Word, the program provides academic excellence coupled with practical ministry training. Details ›

    1 location Los Angeles

    48-90 units

    2-4 years to complete

  • Quick View M.Div.

    The Master of Divinity Program prepares men and women for professional ministry in the church by providing solid training in biblical, theological, and ministerial studies. This program offers the following concentrations: Anglican Studies and Biblical Studies. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Los Angeles San Diego

    90 units

    3-4 years to complete

  • Quick View Ministry, D.Min.

    The Doctor of Ministry Program renews and transforms ministry leaders, churches, and communities, equipping them to spread the message of Jesus Christ. Details ›

    2 locations Azusa (main campus) Los Angeles

    36 units

    4 years to complete

  • Quick View Pastoral Studies, M.A.

    The Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies Program is designed for persons seeking preparation in a specialized field of ministry. Concentrations include church leadership and development, urban studies, worship leadership, and youth ministry. This program offers the following concentrations: Church Leadership and Development, Urban Studies, Worship Leadership, and Youth and Family Ministry. Details ›

    3 locations Azusa (main campus) Los Angeles San Diego

    60 units

    2-3 years to complete

  • Quick View Programa Hispano (en Español)

    The Hispanic Program provides Hispanic students a graduate theological education in a linguistic and cultural dynamic that enhances the richness of the Hispanic worldview in the context of mainstream American culture. The Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies (M.A.P.S.) and the Master of Divinity (M.Div.) are offered in a bilingual setting, and all classes are taught in Spanish or English. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

  • Quick View (Theological Studies), M.A.

    The Master of Arts (Theological Studies) is designed for individuals seeking advanced academic training in biblical studies or theology and ethics in preparation for teaching in Christian schools and colleges, or for doctoral studies in Bible or theology and ethics. This program offers the following concentrations: Biblical Studies and Theology and Ethics. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    60 units

    2-3 years to complete

  • Quick View Youth Ministry, M.A.

    The Master of Arts in Youth Ministry Program prepares men and women for the specialized field of youth ministry. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    48 units

    2 years to complete

• Undergraduate: Department of Biblical Studies

  • Quick View Ancient Languages Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

  • Quick View Biblical Studies Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

  • Quick View Biblical Studies, B.A.

    Biblical Studies students receive a solid foundation in philosophy, Christian theology and ministry, and the Bible. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    54–56 units

  • Quick View Certificate of Distinction in Biblical Studies

    Students who maintain a GPA of at least 3.5 in their major can earn a Certificate of Distinction in Biblical Studies by completing 24–25 units of upper-division work in biblical studies and biblical languages. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24–25 units

• Undergraduate: Department of Practical Theology

  • Quick View Christian Ministries Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

  • Quick View Christian Ministries, B.A.

    Christian Ministries students are provided with a broad perspective in the field of religion and academic preparation combining theory and professional training. This program offers the following concentrations: Church Ministry, Intercultural Christian Ministry, Ministry in Social Service Context, Pastoral Studies, and Sports Ministry. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    57 units

  • Quick View Sports Ministry Minor

    The Sports Ministry Minor prepares students to be a sports ministry leader, both in church-based or mission agency programs. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    17 units

  • Quick View Youth Ministry Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

  • Quick View Youth Ministry, B.A.

    Students of Youth Ministry gain tools to develop a ministry of theory and practice to apply in future church leadership roles. This program offers the following concentrations: Church Ministry, Intercultural Christian Ministry, Ministry in Social Service Context, Pastoral Studies, and Sports Ministry. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    57 units

• Undergraduate: Department of Theology & Philosophy

  • Quick View Certificate of Distinction in Philosophy

    The Certificate of Distinction in Philosophy recognizes that a student has achieved a superior mastery of courses that provide a strong basis for graduate study in philosophy and in courses that demonstrate the student’s ability to think carefully within a specialized area of philosophy. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    27 units

  • Quick View Certificate of Distinction in Theology

    The Certificate of Distinction in Theology acknowledges the achievement of students who exhibit a mastery of coursework in theology in preparation for graduate study by maintaining a GPA of 3.5 or better in 24 units of upper-division work in theology, church history, and the history of philosophy. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    24 units

  • Quick View Philosophy Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

  • Quick View Philosophy, B.A.

    Philosophy students gain historical perspectives on philosophical concepts, principles for careful thought, and study of specific topics. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    55–56 units

  • Quick View Theology Minor

    Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

  • Quick View Theology, B.A.

    Theology students become well prepared for theological education or service in the Church by thoughtful devotion to the God of the Gospel. This program offers the following concentration: Church History. Details ›

    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    55–56 units

• Undergraduate Division of Religion and Philosophy

  • Quick View Religion Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

  • Quick View Religion and Culture Minor

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    1 location Azusa (main campus)

    12 units

Azusa Pacific Online University

• Quick View Applied Psychology, B.A. (online)

  The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology (online) equips students with professional knowledge and practical skills in general psychology, emphases areas, and upper-division electives. Details ›

  1 location Online

  120 units

  2-4 years to complete

• Quick View Associate of Arts (A.A.) (online)

  The 60-unit Associate of Arts (A.A.) program offers students a broad foundation in the liberal arts. Details ›

  1 location Online

  60 units

  1–2 years to complete

• Quick View Health Sciences, A.S. (online)

  The 60-unit Associate of Science (A.S.) is Health Sciences program offers students a broad knowledge base for the major elements in health sciences integrated with a Christian worldview. Details ›

  1 location Online

  60 units

  1-2 years to complete

• Quick View Information Technology, A.S. (online)

  The 60-unit Associate of Science (A.S.) in Information Technology equips students with professional knowledge and practical skills in information technology, integrated with a Christian worldview. Details ›

  1 location Online

  60 units

  1-2 years to complete

• Quick View Management, A.S. (online)

  The 60-unit Associate of Science (A.S.) in Management equips students with professional knowledge and practical skills in business, integrated with a Christian worldview. Details ›

  1 location Online

  60 units

  1-2 years to complete

• Quick View Management, B.A. (online)

  The Bachelor of Arts in Management (BAM) program provides you with the theoretical framework, practical skills, and ethical values essential for success as a Christian business professional. Details ›

  1 location Online

  60 units

  2–4 years to complete

• Quick View Pre-Nursing Health Science Certificate (online)

  The 18-unit certificate program offers students the opportunity to complete science and lab courses which are required by most nursing and health-related degree programs. Details ›

  1 location Online

  18 units