Lead. Disciple. Launch.
Youth Ministry

Help today’s youth explore God’s word and embrace God’s purpose for their lives. That’s youth ministry, at NGU.
Meaningful Ministry Starts Here
Pursue a variety of ministry-based professions. Youth minister and pastor, of course. But also, men’s/women’s minister, college minister, church planter, and more.
Disciples making disciples is the very foundation of ministry. Wherever God calls you, prepare for a life of fruitful discipleship with a Bachelor of Arts degree in youth ministry from North Greenville University.
What Can I Do with a Bachelor’s Degree in Youth Ministry?
A degree in youth ministry opens doors to impactful roles in youth-focused organizations and churches. You can become a youth pastor, mentor, or program coordinator. This degree equips you with skills to guide and inspire young individuals spiritually and personally.
Opportunities abound in churches, non-profits, and community outreach, where you can make a positive difference in the lives of young people, fostering their growth and faith development.
After-school Program Coordinator
Camp Director
Community Outreach Coordinator
Youth Mentor or Coach
Youth Pastor
Youth Program Director
Experience Learning and Leading Together

Intentional Internship Meets Fun and Fellowship
Bring your studies to life as you minister to youth in nearby churches. Complete two semesters of youth ministry internships and balance your in-class studies with in-person ministry.
Practice What You Teach
Discipleship begins with teaching, and teaching begins with practice. Learn to teach biblical truths in a variety of settings (think youth group, Sunday school, etc.) through several in-class student-teaching opportunities.

Ministry Beside Experienced & Faithful Disciplers
Study Biblically Faithful Youth Ministry
Elevate Your Perspective
You’ll also take Chapel for the first seven semesters, and Cultural Events for the first four semesters. This is the NGU difference, how you find your peak performance and elevate your perspective, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.