- 100% Online (Optional)
- 120 Credit
- Intensive Courses
The Bachelor of Arts in Digital Ministry and Media Communications (B.A.D.M.M.C.) is a 120-credit undergraduate program designed to equip students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in digital ministry, media communications, religious education, and faith-based organizational leadership. The program integrates digital communication strategies, social media management, multimedia production, religious studies, and ethical leadership to prepare students for communication and ministry responsibilities within religious institutions, churches, ministries, and faith-based nonprofit organizations.
Students develop essential skills in digital content creation, religious media production, online ministry development, social media communication, storytelling, digital outreach, and organizational communication. The curriculum emphasizes values, responsible media practices, ethical communication, cultural understanding, and service-oriented leadership.
Graduates are prepared to support digital ministry initiatives, manage faith-based communication platforms, develop religious educational content, coordinate online outreach programs, and contribute to effective media communications within religious and community organizations.
Overview
This program is offered 100% online (optional), allowing students to complete their studies anytime and anywhere, from the comfort of their homes.
The Bachelor of Arts in Digital Ministry and Media Communications combines foundational religious studies with practical knowledge of digital media, communication technologies, social media management, and faith-based organizational communication.
Students explore digital ministry principles, media production, religious communication, online community engagement, digital storytelling, multimedia content development, communication strategies, and the responsible use of technology within religious institutions.
The interdisciplinary curriculum emphasizes the relationship between religious values, ethical responsibility, and effective digital communication. Students develop the ability to create meaningful digital content, manage religious communication platforms, coordinate online ministry activities, and support faith-based educational and outreach initiatives.
The program also examines studies, theology, religious ethics, communication, cultural diversity, and the role of digital media in contemporary religious communities. Students develop an understanding of how modern communication technologies can support religious education, ministry leadership, and community engagement.
The advanced stages of the program focus on digital ministry leadership, strategic media communications, online outreach development, media ethics, digital project management, and applied research. Students integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications through multimedia assignments, digital communication projects, case studies, and a final capstone project.
The program prepares graduates to contribute to religious and nonprofit organizations through effective digital communication, creative media development, responsible leadership, and a commitment to ministry and community service.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the MBA in Information Technology and Religion will be equipped for leadership roles that require both technological insight and ethical grounding, such as:
- Chief Information Officer (CIO) or IT Director
- Digital Ethics Consultant
- Technology & Values Policy Advisor
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Manager
- Faith-Based Tech Entrepreneur
- IT Project Manager in Nonprofits or NGOs
- Consultant for Interfaith Digital Initiatives
Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Digital Ministry and Media Communications will be able to:
Demonstrate foundational knowledge of digital ministry, media communications, religious studies, and faith-based organizational leadership.
Understand the role of digital communication technologies in supporting ministry, religious education, community outreach, and faith-based organizational development.
Apply ethical and leadership principles to digital media production, online communication, and ministry-related activities.
Develop effective communication strategies for religious organizations using websites, social media platforms, digital publications, and multimedia content.
Demonstrate practical knowledge of digital storytelling, multimedia production, online content development, and religious communication methods
Transfer Credits to Exodus University
Exodus University is dedicated to saving you time and money by providing easy and fair transfer evaluation for eligible course credit.
Students can transfer to Exodus University up to 75% of credits into a Bachelor’s degree for courses with a grade of C- or higher are generally transferrable.
Exodus University evaluates eligible undergraduate transfer credits individually based on official transcripts, course equivalency, academic level, and established transfer-credit policies. Acceptance of transfer credits is not guaranteed.
Admission Requirements
Featured Courses
| General Courses (Choose any 22 – minimum) | Credits | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Online Learning | 3 | ORNT 101 |
| Introduction to Information Technology | 3 | ITEC 102 |
| English Composition | 3 | ENGL 102 |
| Developing Writing Skills | 3 | ENGL 103 |
| Introduction to Philosophy | 3 | PHIL 104 |
| World Civilization | 3 | HIST 105 |
| Art and Humanities | 3 | UNIV 106 |
| Leadership Essentials | 3 | UNIV 201 |
| Leadership Communication | 3 | COMM 202 |
| Intercultural Communication | 3 | COMM 204 |
| Leadership Ethics | 3 | LEAD 204 |
| Educational Psychology | 3 | EDUC 205 |
| Career Development | 3 | LEAD 301 |
| Culture and Globalization | 3 | SOCI 302 |
| Cultural Diversity | 3 | PHIL 304 |
| Computer Applications | 3 | COMP 101 |
| Programming Fundamentals | 3 | ITEC 201 |
| Object-Oriented Programming | 3 | ITEC 202 |
| Data Structures and Algorithms | 3 | ITEC 203 |
| Database Management Systems | 3 | ITEC 204 |
| Web Development Fundamentals | 3 | ITEC 205 |
| Operating Systems | 3 | ITEC 301 |
| Computer Networks | 3 | ITEC 302 |
| Systems Analysis and Design | 3 | ITEC 303 |
| Cybersecurity Fundamentals | 3 | ITEC 304 |
| Cloud Computing | 3 | ITEC 305 |
| Software Engineering | 3 | ITEC 401 |
| Mobile Application Development | 3 | ITEC 402 |
| IT Project Management | 3 | PROJ 302 |
| IT Capstone Project | 3 | ITEC 499 |
Skill Lab:
- Introduction to Excel and Basic IT Tools, Practical Exercises in Data and Information Management
- Power BI / Tableau / Google Analytics
Mini Project:
- Exploring IT Applications in a Small Organization or Community Setting
- Building a small e-commerce business plan using IT tools
Capstone Workshop — Create a full digital business strategy
Project Examples:
- Developing an IT strategy for a small enterprise
- Cloud migration plan for a retail company
- AI-driven analytics solution for customer engagement
| Religious Courses (Choose any 8 – minimum) | Credits | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to the Bible | 3 | BIBL 301 |
| Introduction to Theology | 3 | THEO 302 |
| Biblical Theology | 3 | THEO 303 |
| Biblical Foundation of Ethics | 3 | ETHC 304 |
| Christian Apologetics | 3 | PHIL 305 |
| Old Testament | 3 | BIBL 306 |
| New Testament | 3 | BIBL 307 |
| Pentateuch | 3 | BIBL 308 |
| The Fall | 3 | THEO 309 |
| Soteriology | 3 | THEO 310 |
| Hermeneutics | 3 | THEO 311 |
| Missiology | 3 | MISS 312 |
| World Religions | 3 | RELI 313 |
| Christianity | 3 | RELI 314 |
| Islam | 3 | RELI 315 |
| Sikhism | 3 | RELI 316 |
Courses
Credits Courses
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Introduction to Online Learning
Credits Courses
3Â Â Â Â Â Â An Introduction to the Bible
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Biblical Foundation of Ethics
Credits Courses
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Dissertation Prospectus
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Dissertation I
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Dissertation II
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Dissertation III
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Dissertation IV
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Dissertation V
3Â Â Â Â Â Â Dissertation Defense
Courses
| General Core Courses | Credits | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Online Learning | 3 | EXOD 501 |
| Bible Core Courses | Credits | Number |
|---|---|---|
| An Introduction to the Bible | 3 | EXOD 511 |
| Specialization Core Courses | Credits | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Biblical Foundation of Ethics  | 3 | EXOD 513 |
| Research Core Courses | Credits | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Dissertation Prospectus | 3 | EXOD 901 |
| Dissertation I | 3 | EXOD 902 |
| Dissertation II | 3 | EXOD 903 |
| Dissertation III | 3 | EXOD 904 |
| Dissertation IV | 3 | EXOD 905 |
| Dissertation V | 3 | EXOD 906 |
| Dissertation Defense | 3 | EXOD 907 |
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Bachelor's Tuition
Tuition & Fees
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