Bachelor of Arts in Faith-Based Education, Specialization in Diverse Education

The Bachelor of Arts in Faith-Based Education, Specialization in Diverse Education prepares students to understand educational theory, human development, inclusive pedagogy, culturally responsive teaching, ethical leadership, and community-based educational practice within faith-based, nonprofit, community, ministry, and professional settings. The program emphasizes academic preparation for serving diverse learners and communities while integrating faith-informed ethics, servant leadership, and responsible educational practice.

Academic unit

HBIU College of Education and Human Development

Total credits

120

Duration

4 years

Specialization / Minor

Diverse Education

• Apply foundational educational theory to diverse learning environments.
• Use inclusive and culturally responsive approaches in educational practice.
• Analyze human development and learning needs across diverse populations.
• Apply ethical reasoning and servant leadership in educational and community settings.
• Develop educational programs and learning experiences for faith-based, nonprofit, community, ministry, and professional contexts.
• Demonstrate academic research, communication, and reflective practice appropriate to undergraduate education.

Applicants must hold a high school diploma or recognized equivalent and meet HBIU undergraduate admission requirements. Transfer credit is evaluated individually according to University policy.

• Complete the approved 120-credit curriculum and all institutional graduation requirements.
• Complete the required senior capstone or approved culminating academic experience.
• Meet the University cumulative GPA and academic standing requirements.