Bachelor of Arts in Leadership Studies

The Associate of Arts or Bachelor of Arts in Leadership at Beulah Heights University will help you develop skills in communication, conflict management, ethics, and leadership theories and models. The program offers a broad focus that prepares students for leadership positions in a variety of organizations.

The curriculum prepares you to become a change agent. At the end of this program, you will be eligible to pursue careers in Human Resources, Project Management, Strategic Planning, Leadership Coaching and Training, Sales, or Public Relations. The study of leadership is multidisciplinary and the skills developed are transferable.

Founded in 1918, Beulah Heights has become known as one of the nation’s oldest and fastest growing Bible institutions. Located in the beautiful city of Atlanta, Georgia, Beulah Heights University aims to offer higher education founded in the Protestant Christian tradition.

Beulah Heights is proud to be acknowledged for its academic pursuits and its dedication to the Christian mission. Beulah Heights University is proud of its heritage as a training institution for students interested in learning ethical leadership for the ministry and the marketplace. Beulah Heights University (BHU) offers students a curriculum that is centered in its core values of Biblical Inerrancy, Integrity, Global Missions, Dedicated Servant-hood, and Diversity suitable for Christian leadership in a host of arenas.

Though nestled in the historical Grant Park area of metropolitan Atlanta, Beulah Heights extends its reach to the four corners of the earth. Beulah Heights nurtures students’ leadership skills by exposing them to international ministry opportunities through mission programs and short-term overseas trips. Beulah Heights has structured its leadership curriculum to offer training across the globe, thus making a difference internationally in churches, government entities, and businesses. In addition, the curriculum is tailored to expose students to humanities, sciences, effective communication skills, and other professional studies.