Bachelor of Arts in Religious Education
The Bachelor of Arts in Religious Education (B.A.R.E.) is a 120-credit undergraduate program designed to equip students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in religious education, teaching methodologies, curriculum development, and faith-based educational leadership. The program integrates religious studies, educational psychology, instructional strategies, ethical leadership, and religious organizational administration to prepare students for teaching and educational responsibilities within religious institutions, faith-based schools, ministries, and community organizations.
Students develop essential skills in religious instruction, curriculum planning, educational communication, learner assessment, classroom management, and values-based teaching. The curriculum emphasizes academic excellence, ethical responsibility, cultural understanding, spiritual development, and service-oriented educational leadership.
Graduates are prepared to support religious education programs, coordinate faith-based learning activities, develop instructional resources, and contribute to educational initiatives within religious and community organizations.
- 100% Online (Optional)
- 120 Credit
- Intensive Courses
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 Religious Education combines foundational religious studies with educational theories, teaching methodologies, curriculum development, and organizational leadership.
Students explore the principles of religious education, educational psychology, instructional planning, classroom management, assessment methods, religious communication, and faith-based educational administration.
The interdisciplinary curriculum emphasizes the relationship between religious values, ethical responsibility, and effective teaching practices. Students develop the ability to design educational activities, communicate religious concepts, prepare instructional materials, evaluate learner progress, and support educational programs within religious institutions.
The program also examines biblical studies, theology, world religions, religious ethics, interfaith understanding, and the role of religious education in contemporary society. Students develop an appreciation of diverse religious traditions and the importance of respectful communication within educational environments.
The advanced stages of the program focus on educational leadership, religious curriculum development, instructional technology, inclusive teaching practices, community education, and applied research. Students integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications through case studies, research assignments, lesson planning activities, and a final capstone project.
The program prepares graduates to contribute to religious education through effective teaching, responsible leadership, academic integrity, and a commitment to lifelong learning and community service.
Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Religious Education (B.A.R.E.) will be able to:
Demonstrate foundational knowledge of religious education, biblical studies, theology, educational philosophy, instructional methodologies, and ethical teaching principles.
Understand the historical, philosophical, and theological foundations of religious education and their applications within faith-based educational institutions.
Apply effective teaching methodologies, instructional planning techniques, and educational strategies to religious learning environments.
Design, develop, and evaluate religious education curricula that integrate religious knowledge, ethical values, educational objectives, and learner needs.
Demonstrate effective communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills when delivering religious instruction and coordinating educational activities.
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
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| General Courses | Credits | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction to Online Learning | 3 | ORNT 101 |
| Introduction to Business | 3 | ORNT 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 |
| Business Communication | 3 | COMM 203 |
| Intercultural Communication | 3 | COMM 204 |
| Leadership Ethics | 3 | LEAD 203 |
| Educational Leadership | 3 | LEAD 204 |
| Educational Psychology | 3 | EDUC 205 |
| Career Development | 3 | LEAD 301 |
| Culture and Globalization | 3 | SOCI 302 |
| Character Education | 3 | EDUC 303 |
| Cultural Diversity | 3 | PHIL 304 |
| Humanities | 3 | PHIL 305 |
| Computer Applications | 3 | COMP 101 |
| Business Marketing | 3 | MARK 401 |
| Digital Marketing and Social Selling | 3 | MARK 402 |
| International Market Entry Strategies | 3 | MARK 403 |
| Business Accounting | 3 | BUSS 501 |
| Business Law | 3 | BUSS 502 |
| Human Resources | 3 | HUMN 101 |
| Project Management | 3 | PROJ 301 |
| Supply Chain Management | 3 | PROJ 302 |
| E-Commerce | 3 | PROJ 303 |
| Organizational Behavior | 3 | ORGN 301 |
| Religious Courses (Choose any 10 – 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 |
| Hinduism | 3 | RELI 315 |
| Islam | 3 | RELI 316 |
| Sikhism | 3 | RELI 317 |
Career opportunities
Bachelor's Tuition
Tuition & Fees
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The basic costs listed here reflect the average total and are intended to be a planning guide for new students and their parents. As applicable, tuition, costs, and fees are subject to change without notice.
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