Ouachita Baptist University

Accounting

Applied Behavior Analysis

Applied Mathematics

Applied Physics

Art

Art Education

The Rosemary Adams Department of Art & Design provides an environment and curriculum devoted to promoting creative and critical thinking skills, individual artistic expression, and spiritual growth within a Christian-based liberal arts program that balances tradition and innovation and values diverse approaches to art making and design.

Biblical Languages

Biblical Studies and Theology

Christian foundations is designed for students who feel called to a career outside of full-time church ministry but seek an essential understanding of God’s word and God’s mission for a lifetime of faithful service to the Lord in any vocation.

Biology

Biology (B.A.)

The Department of Biology seeks to provide the highest quality educational experience for all students, promoting learning in an atmosphere of research and discovery that nurtures critical and creative thinking, an appreciation of the beauty and complexity of natural systems, the ability to communicate effectively, and an understanding of the importance of service and leadership.

Biology (B.S.)

The Department of Biology seeks to provide the highest quality educational experience for all students, promoting learning in an atmosphere of research and discovery that nurtures critical and creative thinking, an appreciation of the beauty and complexity of natural systems, the ability to communicate effectively, and an understanding of the importance of service and leadership.

Biomedical Sciences

Biophysics

Business Administration

Business Administration

Chemistry

Chemistry (B.A.)

The Department's programs in Chemistry provide students the opportunity to gain professional competence in the concepts and techniques of chemistry within the framework of a strong liberal arts tradition, with personalized attention in teaching and research to prepare students for careers as laboratory chemists, teachers, or for graduate, medical, and other professional schools.

Chemistry (B.S.)

The Department's programs in Chemistry provide students the opportunity to gain professional competence in the concepts and techniques of chemistry within the framework of a strong liberal arts tradition, with personalized attention in teaching and research to prepare students for careers as laboratory chemists, teachers, or for graduate, medical, and other professional schools.

Christian Foundations

Christian Studies

Christian Studies

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Communication Sciences & Disorders

Communications & Media

Community & Family Services

Computer Science

Computer Science (B.A.)

Computer Science is the study of computers and computational systems: their theory, design, development, and application. The program engages students in the pursuit of logical thinking through a wide variety of topics that provide a solid foundation for their future endeavors in either graduate school or the professional world, encouraging scholarship, ethical behavior, and continual learning.

Computer Science (B.S.)

Computer Science is the study of computers and computational systems: their theory, design, development, and application. The program engages students in the pursuit of logical thinking through a wide variety of topics that provide a solid foundation for their future endeavors in either graduate school or the professional world, encouraging scholarship, ethical behavior, and continual learning.

Counseling

Criminal Justice

Curriculum & Instruction

CyberSecurity

Education

Elementary Education

Engineering

Engineering Physics

English

English Education

The English program provides students diverse opportunities to explore texts written in or translated into English; to engage in ongoing scholarly conversations about the interpretation and cultural significance of literary works; to study the structures, development, and usage of the English language; and to write critically and creatively in a variety of genres and modes.

Entrepreneurship

Students who have neither a major nor a minor in business or entrepreneurship may earn a Certificate in Entrepreneurship, combining innovation and entrepreneurship coursework with courses from the student's own major.

Environmental Studies

Exercise Science

Finance

Graphic Design

Graphic Design (B.A.)

The Rosemary Adams Department of Art & Design provides an environment and curriculum devoted to promoting creative and critical thinking skills, individual artistic expression, and spiritual growth within a Christian-based liberal arts program that balances tradition and innovation and values diverse approaches to art making and design.

Graphic Design (B.F.A.)

The Rosemary Adams Department of Art & Design provides an environment and curriculum devoted to promoting creative and critical thinking skills, individual artistic expression, and spiritual growth within a Christian-based liberal arts program that balances tradition and innovation and values diverse approaches to art making and design.

History

Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery

The Department's programs in Chemistry provide students the opportunity to gain professional competence in the concepts and techniques of chemistry within the framework of a strong liberal arts tradition, with personalized attention in teaching and research to prepare students for careers as laboratory chemists, teachers, or for graduate, medical, and other professional schools.

Interdisciplinary Studies

International Missions

Kinesiology

Mathematics

Middle School Education

Music

Musical Theatre

Musical Theatre (B.F.A.)

The Department of Theatre Arts seeks to provide undergraduate students the opportunity to explore theatre as a significant force in history and culture while providing a broad range of theatre experiences that prepare students and help them find their place in the field of theatre arts, giving particular attention to the collaborative process in theatre as an expressive art.

Musical Theatre (B.M.)

The Division of Music offers curricula leading to the Bachelor of Music degree, the Bachelor of Music Education degree, and the Bachelor of Arts degree.

Music Education

Music Industry

Music - Worship Studies

Nursing

Nutrition and Dietetics

The Department of Nutrition and Dietetics consists of a Didactic Program in Nutrition and Dietetics (DPD) and a Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetic Internship (MS/DI), both accredited by ACEND. The DPD is the first step toward becoming a registered dietitian; graduates are eligible to apply to an accredited supervised practice and graduate program.

Nutrition & Dietetics

Nutrition & Dietetics

Organizational Leadership

Performance

Philosophy

Physics

Physics & Math

Physics/Mathematics

Political Science

Professional Chemistry

Psychology

Psychology (B.A.)

Psychology (B.S.)

Secondary Education

Sociology

Spanish

Speech Communication and Theatre Arts Education

Studio Art

Theatre Arts

Theatre Education

Worship Arts

The Division of Music offers curricula leading to the Bachelor of Music degree, the Bachelor of Music Education degree, and the Bachelor of Arts degree.

Worship Studies

The Division of Music offers curricula leading to the Bachelor of Music degree, the Bachelor of Music Education degree, and the Bachelor of Arts degree.