undergraduate

Bachelor of Education (After degree)
Program Requirements (60 credits)
Curriculum Design and Program Development (18)
CDPD 500 Introduction to the Principles and Practices (6)
CDPD 600 Understanding and Application of Principles (6)
CDPD 700 Methodologies in School and Community (6)
Field Experience (12)
FE 500 Intro to the Life of Schools (3)
FE 600 Intro to the Life of Teachers and Teaching (3)
FE 700 Intro to the Life of Curriculum Design and Program
Planning (6)
Learning Theory and Application Requirements (18)
LTA 500 Intro to Principles and Applications in Learning
Theory (6)
LTA 600 Understanding and Applications of Learning
Theory to Educational Practices (6)
LTA 700 Methodologies of Learning in Inclusive Settings,
Theory Applied in School and Community Context (6)
Society and Culture: Methodology and Practices (12)
SCMP 500 Introduction to Curriculum Contexts: Learning
and Learners (6)
SCMP 600 Understanding and Applications of Curriculum
Contexts: Teachers and Teaching (3)
SCMP 700 Schools and Classrooms: Society and Culture (3)
General Requirements for Completion and Graduation:
Completion of a total of 60 credits (as outlined above)
A Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at least 2.0
School of Ministry Programs
Graduates of the School of Ministry at Ambrose are
Engaged in God’s redemptive work in the world.
Devoted disciples who have a growing passion
for relationship with God. They experience life in
Christ and pursue communion with the Triune
God;
Christian thinkers who are insightful and careful
theologians. They express their understanding of
God in ways that engage the depth and breadth
of the Christian tradition; and
Faithful interpreters who have a love of the
Scriptures and seek to interpret them
thoughtfully and reverently. They also love God’s
world and seek to apply their interpretation of
the Scriptures in ways that are contextually
appropriate;
Servant Leaders who are courageous,
compassionate, and humble followers of Jesus.
They serve in roles such as pastors, development
workers, entrepreneurs, and church planters,
both locally and internationally.
Ministry Programs
Ministry Programs at Ambrose University derive from our
mission, educational philosophy, and objectives. The
following summary lists the available Ambrose University
Associate in Ministry Diploma
2 year – 60 credits
Bachelor of Ministry - Post Professional
2 year – 60 credits
ministry programs, and the total credit hours required for
completion of each program. Please see the specific
academic program details for further information.
Bachelor of Theology
4 year – 120 credits
Children and Family Ministry
Church Ministry
Intercultural Ministry
Youth Ministry
General Academic Requirements
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