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Religious Studies

At Daytona Beach Christian University, the Religious Studies Department is a vibrant academic community dedicated to exploring the richness and diversity of religious traditions from a Christian perspective.

 

Our department offers a comprehensive curriculum that examines the history, theology, and practices of various religious faiths, providing students with a solid foundation for understanding the role of religion in society.

 

Through rigorous coursework, students engage in critical inquiry, theological reflection, and spiritual formation, preparing them for careers in ministry, education, social services, and nonprofit leadership.

 

With a commitment to holistic education, the Religious Studies Department fosters intellectual curiosity, spiritual growth, and ethical leadership, empowering students to make meaningful contributions to their communities and the world.

 

Through mentorships, internships, and experiential learning opportunities, students have the chance to apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings, deepen their understanding of religious phenomena, and discern their vocational calling in service to God and humanity.

Programs

Bachelor of Religious Studies​

  • Religious Studies

  • Sports Chaplaincy

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Associate of Religious Studies

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  • Minister or Pastor: Leading congregations, preaching sermons, and providing pastoral care within religious communities.

  • Chaplain: Offering spiritual support and guidance in various settings such as hospitals, prisons, military units, or universities.

  • Educator: Teaching religious studies at schools, colleges, or seminaries, and conducting research in areas such as theology, comparative religion, or religious history.

  • Nonprofit Administrator: Managing religious organizations, charities, or social service agencies, overseeing programs and operations aligned with religious values.

  • Interfaith Coordinator: Facilitating dialogue and cooperation between different religious groups, promoting understanding and cooperation in diverse communities.

  • Humanitarian Worker: Engaging in charitable work, community development, or advocacy on behalf of religious organizations or faith-based NGOs.

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