The Missions major introduces students to knowledge, principles, and practices central to missions in national and international contexts. Students take courses in the History of Ideas, preparing them to minister in the context of Western civilization, and courses in missiology, preparing them to minister in multiple international contexts. Students are required to take one of the following four options listed below.
Those majoring in Missions will be well equipped to communicate the gospel in various contexts and prepared for continued studies in seminary or graduate school.
Notes Concerning the International Semester: Completion of the Missions major and the international semester are contingent upon acceptance by the International Mission Board . The student must complete the international semester component of the Missions major after completing not less than 75 hours and not more than 96 hours of his degree requirements. The student must be a member of a Southern Baptist church, between 18-29 years of age, single, and generally in good health at the time of his international semester. An additional cost is associated with the international semester.
In addition to the General Studies and Christian Studies requirements , Missions majors must complete the following: