
This program is designed as a second major for students pursuing any bachelor's degree at Oklahoma Christian University. It aims to provide a deeper understanding of God's word and ministry, enabling graduates to strengthen the cause of Christ in their chosen secular careers, whether in fields like teaching, engineering, medicine, law, business, sciences, communication, or fine arts. Graduates will demonstrate enhanced scriptural knowledge, develop critical thinking skills applicable to ministry, and be equipped to approach their professions from a Kingdom perspective.
This second major is designed to enhance graduates' primary career paths by equipping them with a strong foundation in ministry and biblical knowledge. Graduates are prepared to integrate their professional skills with their faith, serving effectively in diverse fields.
This program is offered as a second major only.
As this is a second major, tuition fees are primarily associated with the student's primary degree program. Specifics for the Vocational Ministry major should be confirmed with the university.
To be eligible for this program, you must already be admitted to Oklahoma Christian University and be pursuing any bachelor's degree as your primary major.
First, apply and be admitted to Oklahoma Christian University for your primary bachelor's degree. Once admitted and enrolled, you can formally declare Vocational Ministry as your second major through the university's academic channels. You will then work with an academic advisor to plan your courses.
As a second major, tuition fees are primarily associated with your primary degree program. Specific fees for the Vocational Ministry major would be in addition to your primary degree costs. Please refer to the university's general admissions and tuition pages for detailed international student fees.
This second major requires 33 credit hours from the College of Bible. A minimum of 15 hours must be from textual courses, and a minimum of 15 hours must be upper-division courses.
This second major enhances your primary career path by integrating ministry and biblical knowledge. Graduates are prepared to serve effectively in diverse fields such as teaching, engineering, medicine, law, business, and sciences from a faith perspective.