Licence en Études Bibliques et Théologiques

Our B.A. programs are multi-institutional Collaborative Degree Programs (CDP). Students in these programs take some of the required degree courses through Servants University and others (mostly General Education and chosen Electives) from different approved and highly recommended higher education institutions to complete the degree requirements and receive their degree from Servants University.

The CDP model ensures that students receive a high-quality education from various great institutions to allow these institutions to collaborate in a unique way to equip students. Students take courses from these approved institutions and then transfer credits to Servants University. Courses from approved institutions may be taken online or in-person, if possible. There will usually be an online option for taking all required courses to ensure that students can complete the degree requirements from any world location.

Our students live and work all over the globe. They live in many different states in the USA, African countries (like Ghana, South Africa, Cameroon, Sierra Leone, etc.), European countries (like the U.K, etc.), Southern American countries (like Honduras), and the Caribbeans, etc.

Their passion for the mission and purposes of God in the world unites and drives them. Many of our students are currently on the mission field. And the information they learn in their courses helps them with their daily mission-driven work. Others are preparing themselves to go out and do the will of God for their life. Many were drawn to SU because the call of the Lord Jesus saying “The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out labourers into his harvest” (Matt 9:37-38) spoke to their hearts. Many prayed earnestly to the Lord of the harvest. To some, His word became in their hearts like a fire; a fire shut up in their bones. It made them weary of holding it in; indeed, they could not. Like the prophet Isaiah who “heard the voice of the Lord saying, ‘Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?‘”, they also came to their moment of truth–each in their way. Just like Isaiah had said, “Here am I. Send me!” (Isaiah 6:8 NIV). They also said yes. Then they began to search for a place that the Lord could use to prepare them. When they discovered SU, they knew this was the way they should go. And they’ve never looked back.