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Biblical Studies Major

The biblical studies major combines a broad background in philosophy and Christian theology and ministries with a solid foundation in the Bible. Graduates are furnished with a biblical basis for Christian ministry and evangelism, preparing them for future graduate study in the Bible and Christian theology.

Benefits and Distinctives

  • Provides a solid background in the Bible
  • Prepares students for graduate studies
  • Provides theoretical tools necessary for Christian service and evangelism
  • Promotes a balance between academic study and practical experience

Career Opportunities

  • Church or parachurch organizations
  • Ministry
  • Mission work
  • Pastoral studies

What About Internship and Graduate School Opportunities?

Students enjoy internships within their neighborhood churches, as well as large missionary organizations and outreach ministries. In addition, biblical studies students can find a graduate program to meet their needs within Haggard Graduate School of Theology. APU graduates have gone on to notable schools such as Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and Duke University.

“The biblical studies major has provided me with incredible tools of how to study the Bible in depth, which has not only positively affected my academic view of the Bible but has deeply impacted my personal growth as a Christian.”

Rebekah Clark ’06
Biblical studies

Note: This information is current for the 2007-08 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
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