Department of Religious Studies
Message from the HOD
Welcome to the Department of Religious Studies. As the Head of Department, I am proud to lead a department committed to providing students with a deep understanding of religion, ethics, and human values. Our programs are designed to equip students with knowledge, critical thinking skills, and practical insights to engage effectively in diverse religious and social contexts.
We emphasize moral integrity, ethical reasoning, respect for cultural diversity, and service to society. Through quality teaching, research, and community engagement, we prepare graduates who can promote harmony, understanding, and positive change in their communities. Our dedicated faculty guide students in both academic growth and personal development.
We invite you to explore our programs and join us in shaping responsible, knowledgeable, and socially conscious leaders who can make a lasting impact in the world.
Dr. Jimmy Emwaku
Duration of the Programme
For a student to graduate with the degree, Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies, he or she must complete a minimum of 157 credits. These include general education courses, Biblical Languages, Biblical Studies, Professional and Pastor Studies, Theological and philosophical studies, guided Research work, course concentration and supervised Ministerial Practicum during the months of June and July. The course is expected to be completed in a minimum of 3 years. However, students who have passed through education systems that do not have A-Level or its equivalent must take a total of 199 credit hours completed in a minimum period of (4) years. The In-service Chaplains will complete their studies within a period of four years or five years depending on the educational system of the countries of their origin.
| Program | Code | Period |
|---|---|---|
Development Ministry | BARDM | 3yrs |
Chaplaincy | BARC | 3yrs |
Evangelism & Church Growth | BAREC | 3yrs |
