Year 1 Sample Courses
- Spiritual Formations
- Old Testament Survey
- New Testament Survey
- Western Civilization to 1715
- Western Civilization Since 1715
Impact God’s world through God’s Word as you study ministry leadership at NGU.
Prepare to pursue eternally significant work. Follow your calling as a pastor, missionary, counselor, chaplain, church planter, and more.
From the nearest church to the furthest corner of the world, God’s glory matters. Connect your personal story to God’s greater purpose with a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies.
There are four concentrations to choose from:

Accelerated Combination Degrees (Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s) provide exceptional undergraduate students with the opportunity to fast-track earning their master’s degree. Students maximize their time and resources by working on their master’s degree while finishing their bachelor’s degree.
From Tigerville to Oxford to Israel: Engage with and minister to people from other cultures as you study abroad in England. Or bring your faith to life on a perspective-altering trip to Israel.
Put Your Faith to Work: Connect with your professors outside the classroom through several work-study programs. Experience first-hand what it looks like to engage both your faith and career.
Church and Academic Internships: Experience how academic and spiritual growth combine on campus. Serve local-area churches in a variety of ministry settings. All while earning credit for up to six semester hours.
Become the transformational leader God has called you to be. Learn how to lead others and make a positive impact in your next career.
Gain a deeper understanding of Christian theology and ministry. At NGU, you’ll get ministry experience through the local church, your community, and even other cultures around the world.
North Greenville University (NGU) admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.