College of Biblical Studies

Undergraduate

Ken Cukrowski, Dean
Christopher Hutson, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

ACU Box 29400
Abilene, Texas 79699-9400
Biblical Studies Building, Room 202

Phone: 325-674-3700
Fax: 325-674-3776
Email: cukrowskik@acu.edu or crhutson@acu.edu
Web: http://www.acu.edu/community/cbs.html

The College of Biblical Studies exists for the purpose of educating students for Christian leadership throughout the world. From this central purpose of training Christian leaders, two emphases emerge: (1) training ministers of the Gospel of Christ and (2) training students who will become active leaders and servants in the Lord’s Kingdom.

The study of the Bible is at the heart of the curriculum of Abilene Christian University and is the reason for the existence of the university. Further, the university recognizes spiritually healthy families as basic building blocks of a spiritually healthy society. An education without a knowledge of the spiritual dimension is sadly lacking, but the information and strength derived from the Christian scriptures can furnish the world view, meaning, and purpose so necessary to the happy and useful life of an individual, a family, and a society.

The college offers the following undergraduate degrees:

Department of Bible, Missions and Ministry

BA in Bible and Ministry (with four options for specialized tracks)
BA in Ministry and Vocation (with four options for specialized tracks)

Department of Marriage and Family Studies

BS in Child and Family Services

See the department listings for more specific information about degree programs offered and the requirements for each degree, including options for specialization.

Graduate

Ken Cukrowski, Dean
Christopher Hutson, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Tim Sensing, Associate Dean for the Graduate School of Theology

ACU Box 29400
Abilene, Texas 79699-9400
Biblical Studies Building, Room 202

Phone: 325-674-3700
Fax: 325-674-3776
Email: cukrowskik@acu.edu or crhutson@acu.edu or sensingt@acu.edu
Web: http://www.acu.edu/community/cbs.html

The College of Biblical Studies offers the following graduate degrees:

Graduate School of Theology:

Master of Arts (MA), with five possible specializations
Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MACM)
Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS)
Master of Arts in Global Service (MAGS)
Master of Divinity (MDiv)
Doctor of Ministry (DMin)

Department of Marriage and Family Studies:

Master Marriage and Family Therapy (MMFT)

See the program listings for specific information about these degree programs and their requirements, including options for specialization.

Courses

Theology (Graduate)

Ecclesiastical Latin

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