Embark on a transformative journey with the Faith & Social Justice Bachelors Degree at Belmont University, a program designed for those compelled to address societal inequities and explore the intersection of faith and action. In a world grappling with complex challenges, this undergraduate course equips you with the critical understanding and practical tools to effect meaningful change. You will delve into the theological, ethical, and historical dimensions of justice, preparing you to advocate for vulnerable populations and contribute to a more equitable society through informed engagement.
This full-time, on-campus program unfolds over four years, guiding you through a curriculum that integrates foundational religious studies with specialized coursework in areas like Christian ethics, poverty and justice, and spiritual formation. You will engage with concepts such as biblical exegesis and church history, culminating in a capstone colloquium for religion majors. Through experiential learning opportunities, such as field experiences in ministry settings or in-depth study of social justice theories, you will graduate prepared for diverse career paths in ministry, non-profit leadership, advocacy, and community development.