Mid-Atlantic Christian University

Applied Linguistics

This program combines the best of MACU's Biblical Studies program and Dallas International University's Certificate in Applied Linguistics so that students completing this program will receive the fundamentals for beginning a cross-cultural career in Bible translation work. The advanced student will spend 7 semesters at MACU and one semester at DIU in Dallas, TX.

Artificial Intelligence Literacy

The Artificial Intelligence Literacy Certificate is crafted to be inclusive and approachable for all students, without the need for any prior coding experience or AI knowledge. It aims to equip individuals with the essential insights to become knowledgeable leaders, policymakers, and informed citizens in a world increasingly influenced by Artificial Intelligence.

Bible and East African Ministry

The Associate of Arts in Bible and East African Ministry is designed for students from East Africa who want a foundation in general studies and a substantial core of Bible and vocational church ministry courses. The degree prepares students to be more effective servants and leaders in the local church in East Africa. The program is offered predominately via distance education modalities with some limited courses offered in-person in Kigali, Rwanda.

Biblical Studies

The Associate of Arts in Biblical Studies is designed for students who want a foundation in general studies, a substantial core of Biblical and Theological studies, and studies in a Christian service or ministry area. The degree prepares students to be more effective servants and leaders in the local church, Christian school, or other Christian organization.

Biblical Studies (B.A.)

The purpose of the biblical studies major unaccompanied by another major is to provide a degree track option for the student who is undecided in choosing a career path but desires a solid core of general studies and a Bible education. The Biblical Studies Major is comprised of 48 semester credit hours.

Biblical Studies (B.S.)

The purpose of the biblical studies major unaccompanied by another major is to provide a degree track option for the student who is undecided in choosing a career path but desires a solid core of general studies and a Bible education. The Biblical Studies Major is comprised of 48 semester credit hours.

Biology

The Bachelor of Science in Biology (pre-professional) will prepare students for further study in graduate and professional programs in areas such as genetics, microbiology, immunology, and health careers (for example: medicine, pharmacy, optometry, dentistry, or other health sciences). This degree is designed to accommodate a broad range of entrance requirements for many programs.

Biopsychology

Biopsychology (also known as biological psychology or behavioral neuroscience) is an interdepartmental major for the study of the biological and physiological foundations of emotional, mental, and behavioral systems. Students will study the links between biology, chemistry, and psychology, especially those involving the central nervous system at the cellular and structural level.

Business Administration

The Mid-Atlantic Christian University degree in Business Administration will prepare you for leadership in organizations and institutions. In the Business Administration program, students will learn management and leadership principles; gain confidence in strategic planning, systems development, research methods, financial accounting, ethics, spiritual development, best practices, and communication skills.

Christian Ministry

The Christian Ministry Major is a 36 hour course of study in which a student is able to choose between various ministry related classes. The major is designed to prepare servant leaders for a wide range of ministry opportunities available in the local church or a para-church organization. Included in the major is a six hour internship in an area of ministry.

Counseling & Psychology

Christian counselors and psychologists develop helping relationships with a wide variety of clients, including individuals, families, churches, communities, and other organizations.

Elementary Education

Completing University requirements for a degree in education enables students to submit their applications to the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction in order to receive state licensure for teaching in public schools. Students who enter this program of study will engage in a rigorous course load that combines University study with practical applications in public school settings.

General Studies

The Associate of Arts: General Studies degree provides a basic collegiate education, with courses focused in communication, humanities, mathematics, science, and social sciences. It also includes opportunities for elective courses so that students can explore potential directions for future study or focus their studies toward a specific discipline in anticipation of working toward a baccalaureate degree and a career in which they can serve God and society.

Ministry and Biblical Studies (B.A.)

The Ministry Major is a 39-hour course of study in which a student is able to choose between various ministry related classes. The major is designed to prepare servant leaders for a wide range of ministry opportunities available in the local church or a para-church organization. Included in the major is a six-hour internship in an area of ministry.

Ministry and Biblical Studies (B.S.)

The Ministry Major is a 39-hour course of study in which a student is able to choose between various ministry related classes. The major is designed to prepare servant leaders for a wide range of ministry opportunities available in the local church or a para-church organization. Included in the major is a six-hour internship in an area of ministry.

Professional Christian Ministries

The Professional Christian Ministries Certificate is designed to provide elementary skills and knowledge needed to minister effectively in today's North American culture. It is most suited for individuals who do not have a prior bachelor's degree from a Christian college or seminary, but are paid or volunteer workers in a church ministry setting. Upon completion, graduates may apply these fifteen credits toward an associate's or bachelor's degree at Mid-Atlantic Christian University.

Science Education

The science education major combines the best of the science courses and the education courses at MACU to prepare students to be secondary education science teachers. Students will be able to petition the NC Department of Public Instruction for a secondary education teaching license in "comprehensive science.".