The Bachelor of Arts (Music and Worship) equips students with the biblical, theological, musical, and practical skills required for worship ministry and Christian leadership. Integrating academic study, spiritual formation, and practical ministry experience, the program develops competencies in worship leadership, music performance, songwriting, ministry practice, and creative arts.
Upon successful completion of the course, graduates will be able to:
1. Demonstrate foundational knowledge of biblical, theological, and musical principles relevant to worship ministry and Christian leadership.
2. Apply practical skills in worship leadership, music performance, creative arts, and ministry practice.
3. Exercise leadership, communication, and teamwork skills within church and ministry contexts.
4. Integrate spiritual formation, reflective practice, and Christian values into worship and ministry service.
COURSE STRUCTURE | 21 units/ 216 credit points (CP)
A7100 Critical Thinking and Writing in Theological Studies (9cp)
B7110 Introduction to the Old Testament (9cp)
B7150 Introduction to the New Testament (9cp)
B7260 Pauline Literatures (9cp)
B7261 Unlocking Romans (9cp)
B7270 Johannine Literature (9cp)
B7253 The Four Gospels (9cp)
B7262 Corinthian Correspondence (9cp)
B7203 Biblical Hermeneutics (9cp)
H7100 Introduction to Church History (9cp)
T7101 Introduction to Theology (9cp)
T7210 The Person and Work of Christ (9cp)
C7100 Introduction to Pastoral Counseling (9cp)
P7166 Aural Studies (9cp)
P7167 Music Theory (9cp)
P7168 Songwriting (9cp)
P7267 Studio Production (9cp)
P7284 Fieldwork Capstone in Music and Worship (9cp)
P7185 A Year in Supervised Introductory Ministry (18cp)
P7286 A Year in Supervised Team Ministry (18cp)
P7287 A Year in Supervised Specialist Ministry (18cp)
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