Online Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies at Kansas Christian College
Online Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies at Kansas Christian CollegeIf you want a bachelor’s degree that gives you a strong foundation and the flexibility to shape your electives around your goals, the Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies is designed for you. Kansas Christian College Professional and Online Studies delivers five-week undergraduate courses built for working adults, transfer students, and students balancing family, ministry, and career.
This program is ideal for those seeking to build a degree that supports leadership, ministry, nonprofit work, business, community service, or a future graduate program, while remaining grounded in a Biblically based Christian worldview.
Highlights
- Bachelor’s degree, 120 credit hours
- Five-week courses
- Flexible electives to customize your pathway
- Biblically based Christian worldview integrated throughout
- Great fit for transfer students and students clarifying their direction
A Flexible Bachelor’s Degree with a Strong Christian Foundation
Interdisciplinary Studies is built for students who want options without sacrificing academic depth. You will complete a strong leadership, communication, Bible, and general education foundation, then work with an advisor to shape your elective plan toward a focused outcome. That could mean building toward ministry leadership, nonprofit administration, business support roles, graduate school preparation, or a specialized interest that does not fit neatly into one major.
If you want to finish a bachelor’s degree while tailoring your coursework to your calling and career goals, this program gives you room to build a plan that fits.
A Strong Fit If You Are:
- A working adult returning to finish a bachelor’s degree
- A transfer student bringing credits from another institution
- A student exploring multiple career directions and wanting flexibility
- A ministry leader or nonprofit worker who wants a broad leadership-focused education
- A student who wants electives aligned with a specific long-term goal, including graduate study
What You Will Learn and Be Able to Do
By the end of the program, students will be equipped to:
- Integrate a Biblically based Christian worldview across multiple disciplines and apply Christian ethics to real-world problems.
- Strengthen leadership skills for collaboration, innovation, and responsible decision-making in diverse environments.
- Communicate clearly and professionally in written, digital, and interpersonal contexts.
- Synthesize knowledge across disciplines to analyze complex situations and propose practical solutions.
- Build a degree plan that supports a specific career direction, ministry calling, or preparation for advanced study.
What You Will Study
Your degree plan includes an associate-level foundation, the bachelor’s required core, and elective space that allows you to build a focused pathway. All undergraduate courses are delivered in five-week terms through Kansas Christian College Professional and Online Studies.
Associate-level foundation courses
College Success
Technology for College
College Writing and Research I
Introduction to Leadership
Philosophy and Worldview
College Writing and Research II
Old Testament Survey
New Testament Survey
Introduction to Psychology
Communication for Leaders
Personal Financial Management
Bible Study Methods
Principles of the Christian Life
World Civilizations
Environmental Science
Bachelor’s required core courses
Research and Concept Development Skills
Biblical Theology of Leadership
Working with Teams
Life of Christ
Personal and Social Ethics
Organizational Leadership
Theology of Holiness
Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
Marketplace Ministry
Interdisciplinary Studies focus and electives
Elective or focus area course (15 courses)
Build a Pathway That Fits Your Goals
Since this degree is flexible, your elective plan is crucial. When you talk with an advisor, you can shape your electives around a clear direction, such as:
Examples of elective focus areas:
- Leadership and organizational development
- Ministry and discipleship support
- Nonprofit and community service leadership
- Business and administration foundations
- Graduate school preparation
Your advisor can help you choose electives that support your next step and make the degree feel cohesive and intentional.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
If you want a flexible bachelor’s degree that keeps faith, purpose, and practical skill development at its core, our admissions team can help you create a plan that fits your timeline and goals.
Note: Courses and program details are subject to change through normal academic processes.
