This foundational series marks the beginning of Aidan University’s undergraduate pathway toward either an Associate’s or a Bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies. Across six carefully sequenced courses, students engage Scripture, theology, history, and ministry through a Kingdom-centered narrative lens that emphasizes both academic rigor and spiritual formation.

The Bachelor’s Degree in Biblical, Theological, and Ministerial Studies at Aidan University prepares students to serve as faithful leaders, thoughtful theologians, and spiritually grounded practitioners in a wide range of ministry contexts.

The MA in Christian Counseling program equips you to integrate the timeless truths of Christian faith with established psychological theory and therapeutic techniques. Designed for those called to a ministry of healing, this program will provide the professional competency and spiritual grounding necessary to address complex emotional, relational, and spiritual challenges.

A faith-based program to transform lives through holistic health and God’s healing principles. Master detoxing, health coaching, and biblical meditation. Graduate with a Masters of Holistic Wellness degree and as a Certified Natural Health Practitioner.

The MA in Christian Leadership and Organization program is designed to equip you to transform your impact and guide your team or organization to new heights. Inspired by a commitment to mentorship, community, and practical wisdom, this program moves beyond theory to focus on empowering your real-world leadership journey.

The Master of Arts in Biblical Studies at Aidan University offers a rigorous and spiritually formative graduate pathway for those seeking a deep engagement with Scripture, without requiring mastery in specific fields of ministry or leadership.

The PhD in Biblical Studies emphasizes original research in biblical texts and contexts, preparing students to lead with academic precision and theological depth.

The Doctor of Theology (ThD) in Biblical Theology is a research-intensive program challenging students to trace foundational themes from the Pentateuch across the canon, culminating in a dissertation that reflects redemptive coherence, methodological clarity, and ecclesial relevance.