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Undergraduate 
PROGRAMS

Justice College offers five unique majors to choose from; International Business, Social Justice, Christian Ministries, Counseling Psychology, and Educational Studies. All majors are 4-year Bachelor of Arts degrees; Justice College is licensed by The State of Arizona to grant B.A Degrees and is accredited through TRACS. (Transnational Association of Christians Colleges and Schools)

Justice College is committed to delivering a remarkable on-campus educational experience that's both engaging and immersive. Our core objective is to provide a well-rounded liberal arts education that emphasizes interactive classroom experiences, along with reasonable teacher-to-student ratios, to give students the opportunity to receive high-quality education with personalized attention from their professors. We're passionate about fostering a culture of academic collaboration among students, and our vibrant campus life encourages students to actively participate in extracurricular activities and events, promoting a healthy and balanced learning environment.

The Bachelor of Arts in Spiritual Formation and Christian Ministries is a program designed to equip students with a deep understanding of Christian spirituality and the role of the Church in serving its communities. This program draws from a variety of fields, including theology, biblical studies, ministry, and the social sciences, to provide students with a comprehensive education in the areas of spiritual formation, leadership, and Christian ministry.

 

The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including the Bible, theology, spiritual practices, Church history, and the contemporary cultural context. Students will gain an understanding of the biblical and theological foundations of the Christian faith and will explore the role of the Church in promoting justice, compassion, and service in the world. The program also emphasizes practical skills and hands-on experiences, including opportunities for ministry and mission work, as well as internships in local churches and other Christian organizations.

 

In addition to coursework, students will also engage in spiritual practices and reflection, as well as opportunities for personal growth and spiritual formation. The program encourages students to be grounded in their faith, to develop a deep and personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and to be equipped and empowered to serve as leaders and ministers in their communities.

The Bachelor of Arts in Counseling Psychology program is designed to prepare students for careers in the field of mental health and human services. Taught from a Christian worldview, this program focuses on the study of psychological theories, research methods, and the application of counseling skills and techniques for individuals and groups. The curriculum covers a range of topics, including abnormal psychology, human development, pastoral counseling, ethics in counseling, and counseling theories and techniques.

The program emphasizes the importance of ethical and culturally sensitive practice and prepares graduates to work with individuals and communities from diverse backgrounds. Students will develop their interpersonal and communication skills, as well as their ability to effectively assess, diagnose, and treat mental health issues. After completing the Counseling Psychology degree, graduates may pursue licensure. Contact the appropriate certifying or licensing body in your state to learn the qualifying standards for local or national certification or licensure.

The Bachelor of Arts in Educational Studies is a program designed to prepare students for careers in education and related fields. This program focuses on the study of educational theories, practices, and policies, and provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the field of education.


The curriculum covers a range of topics, including child and adolescent development, educational psychology, curriculum and instruction, public speaking, and the history and philosophy of education. Students will gain a thorough understanding of the factors that influence student learning, as well as an appreciation for the role that education plays in shaping individuals, communities, and churches. The program encourages students to be creative and innovative in their approach to solving educational problems and improving educational outcomes.

The Bachelor of Arts in International Business and Social Entrepreneurship program is a unique and innovative curriculum that combines business principles and practices with a focus on social and environmental impact. This program is designed for students who wish to pursue careers that merge their passion for making a positive difference in the world with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in the business world.

 

The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including international trade and finance, cross-cultural communication and management, sustainability and corporate responsibility, and social entrepreneurship and innovation. Students will gain a deep understanding of business operations and strategies, as well as an appreciation for the role that business can play in addressing global challenges and promoting positive change.

 

Overall, the Bachelor of Arts in International Business and Social Entrepreneurship degree prepares students for careers in a variety of fields, including social enterprise, non-profits, international development, and sustainable business. Graduates will be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to succeed as leaders and entrepreneurs in a rapidly changing global marketplace.

The Bachelor of Arts in Social Justice & Global Development program focuses on critical examination of the complex issues that affect individuals and communities around the world. This degree program aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and understanding necessary to actively engage with and advocate for issues of social justice and sustainable global development.

 

The curriculum covers a range of topics including human rights, poverty and inequality, global development, environmental sustainability, and conflict resolution. Students will engage in coursework that combines theories and practical applications in areas such as economics, sociology, political science, and international relations.

 

In addition to coursework, students may also have opportunities to participate in service-learning projects, such as Live-Love service days, refugee hospitality, and serve the world month at the Grove Church. The program also emphasizes critical thinking, ethical leadership, and effective communication skills, preparing graduates for careers in non-profits, government, advocacy, and international development organizations.

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