This Interdisciplinary degree provides students freedom to blend three minors of choice into a composite study.
Program Options
| Program Options | Degree Plan |
|---|---|
| Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Interdisciplinary in the School of Theology and Ministry | |
| Minor in Apologetics | |
| Minor in Bible and Theology | |
| Minor in Biblical Apologetics | |
| Minor in Biblical Languages | |
| Minor in Biblical Studies | |
| Minor in Christian Leadership | |
| Minor in Christian Ministry | |
| Minor in Cross-Cultural Ministry | |
| Minor in History and Theology | |
| Minor in International Church Planting | |
| Minor in Orality Studies | |
| Minor in Pastoral Ministry | |
| Minor in Philosophy | |
| Minor in Practical Theology | |
| Minor in Student and Family Ministry | |
| Minor in Women's Ministry |
A Passion for Students and Love for Jesus
Dr. David Gambo is passionate about students understanding that the heart of ministry is loving Jesus.
What makes an OBU Interdisciplinary degree special?
This degree is a triple minor, allowing you to explore three academic areas. All three minors could be from the School of Theology and Ministry, but one or two could be from other academic programs. If you have a specific career or ministry goal that requires multiple kinds of academic preparation, this degree might be right for you. Or if you want to explore three areas without doing a full major in any of them, this major can help you as well.
What are OBU graduates doing with their Interdisciplinary degrees?
Many graduates go to graduate school, focusing on one of the three academic areas in the interdisciplinary degree. Others serve on church staffs or in other ministries.
What courses can I take?
All classes in the School of Theology and Ministry are available to you, including popular classes such as World Religions, Biblical Hermeneutics, Christian Apologetics, Life of Christ, Pentateuch, Youth Ministry and Biblical Ethics.
Faculty
Learn more about our Theology and Ministry faculty.
This program is offered through the Herschel H. Hobbs School of Theology and Ministry.
