Begin Your JourneyThe University carries learners from foundational skills and certificates through undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and research pathways.
Students may begin with computer skills, artificial intelligence, music, ministry, leadership, business, education, arts, science, or another field that awakens their gifts and calling. Every discipline is developed through rigorous learning, practical engagement, ethical stewardship, and the revelation of Jesus Christ.
The University does not limit Kingdom education to ministry or theology. Computer science, artificial intelligence, music, education, business, government, media, health, arts, leadership, research, and every responsible profession may become an expression of wisdom, stewardship, service, creativity, and the life of Jesus Christ.
Learners may enter at the level that matches their preparation and continue through increasingly advanced study, practice, leadership, and research.
Accessible entry pathways for learners developing practical skills, ministry preparation, professional competence, or readiness for degree study.
Broad academic preparation combined with focused majors, practical experience, internships, projects, and formation for responsible leadership and service.
Advanced study for specialists, educators, administrators, creators, ministry leaders, researchers, and professionals carrying greater responsibility.
The highest level of scholarship, leadership formation, original contribution, institutional development, and disciplined research.
Students are encouraged to explore widely before choosing a major, then engage deeply through focused study, projects, mentorship, performance, internships, professional practice, and research.
From essential computer skills to software development, artificial intelligence, data, cybersecurity, robotics, digital systems, and responsible innovation.
Developing voice, musicianship, performance, composition, production, worship arts, movement, dance, drama, and creative leadership.
Preparing citizens to understand government, authority, stewardship, public service, ethics, diplomacy, organizational leadership, and institutional responsibility.
Preparing teachers, curriculum designers, school leaders, mentors, coaches, and researchers to form learners from early childhood through adult education.
Business, finance, entrepreneurship, management, marketing, innovation, operations, economics, and responsible stewardship for sustainable impact.
Equipping pastors, chaplains, teachers, missionaries, counselors, and Kingdom ambassadors for compassionate, ethical, and effective service.
Visual arts, graphic design, writing, film, photography, journalism, communication, media production, storytelling, and cultural influence.
Scientific inquiry, health, environment, human development, creation studies, agriculture, wellness, and responsible care for life and the earth.
Preparing compassionate, ethical, and skilled professionals to understand human behavior, strengthen emotional and relational well-being, support families, respond to crisis, and serve communities.
Strengthening families, relationships, communication, care, community development, conflict resolution, and service across generations.
Technology education begins with practical digital confidence and grows into coding, software engineering, cloud systems, data, cybersecurity, robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence.
Students will not merely learn to use technology. They will learn to understand, build, evaluate, secure, and steward it responsibly for service, creativity, communication, education, business, ministry, and social good.
Devices, files, productivity, communication, online safety, and essential computer skills.
Logic, web development, software engineering, databases, APIs, and application design.
Data analysis, cloud computing, networks, systems administration, and cybersecurity.
Machine learning, generative AI, automation, ethics, practical tools, and human-centered design.
Robotics, advanced software, original research, entrepreneurship, and responsible invention.
Music pathways may begin with voice, rhythm, piano, guitar, percussion, or another instrument and continue into performance, theory, composition, conducting, production, worship arts, education, research, and creative leadership.
The School of Behavioral Health, Counseling, and Human Services will prepare students to understand behavior, strengthen emotional and relational well-being, support families, respond to crisis, and serve communities with compassion, wisdom, ethics, and professional skill.
Programs may include both non-clinical pathways—such as behavioral science, human services, pastoral care, chaplaincy, youth development, and community support—and future licensure-track clinical pathways requiring appropriate approvals, supervised practice, and professional standards.
Human behavior, development, relationships, social systems, community support, and helping professions.
Counseling foundations, marriage and family therapy, crisis response, trauma-informed care, and emotional well-being.
Prevention, recovery support, youth behavioral health, family systems, resilience, and community-based care.
Ethical spiritual care, crisis presence, grief support, referral practices, confidentiality, and interdisciplinary service.
Case studies, counseling labs, supervised practice, community placements, assessment, documentation, and professional development.
Original research in mental health, family systems, youth development, crisis care, prevention, recovery, and integrated services.
Lectures, seminars, books, media, guided reading, demonstrations, discussion, and faculty instruction.
Labs, rehearsals, studios, coding exercises, fieldwork, ministry practice, simulations, and applied assignments.
Software, research, music, performances, businesses, media, curriculum, designs, models, and original work.
Internships, community projects, chaplaincy, ministry, public service, mentoring, and institutional partnerships.
Inquiry, data, case studies, scholarship, journals, capstones, theses, dissertations, and publication.
Teams, organizations, projects, classrooms, ministries, businesses, communities, and institutions.
Research begins with disciplined questions and grows through investigation, evidence, creative work, publication, prototypes, performances, field studies, institutional projects, theses, and dissertations.
Curriculum, pedagogy, teacher preparation, child development, digital learning, and educational systems.
Future research centerResponsible artificial intelligence, software, automation, digital ethics, human-centered technology, and innovation.
Future research centerMusic, worship arts, composition, performance, design, media, storytelling, and cultural formation.
Future research centerGovernment, authority, ethics, public service, diplomacy, economics, leadership, and institutional development.
Future research centerPastoral care, crisis response, chaplaincy, mission, counseling, community service, and compassionate leadership.
Future research centerMental and emotional well-being, trauma and resilience, family systems, youth behavioral health, addiction prevention and recovery, crisis care, community mental health, and integrated human services.
Future research centerFamily life, relationships, health, wellness, human development, community resilience, and lifelong formation.
Future research centerThe University helps learners recognize their gifts without forcing them into a field too early. Exploration leads to preparation, focused study, meaningful work, original contribution, and faithful leadership.
Discover schools, subjects, skills, majors, certificates, and possible callings.
Build academic foundations, computer skills, communication, research habits, and readiness.
Select a certificate, associate degree, bachelor’s major, graduate program, or doctoral pathway.
Learn through classes, projects, labs, studios, rehearsals, internships, service, and collaboration.
Complete capstones, performances, products, research, ministry assignments, or professional projects.
Lead, teach, build, mentor, innovate, publish, serve, and expand Kingdom knowledge for others.
Stores books, courses, lectures, software labs, music resources, research, journals, projects, and academic materials.
Organizes those resources into certificates, majors, degrees, faculty-led instruction, assessments, internships, and academic requirements.
Supports investigation, innovation, publication, dissertations, new knowledge, prototypes, performances, and institutional studies.
Applies knowledge through professions, ministries, businesses, schools, technology, government, arts, communities, and nations.
The Kingdom Foundation University is being envisioned as a flexible institution with future campuses, online learning, international partnerships, church and community learning centers, visiting faculty, research collaboration, and accessible pathways for students in Las Vegas, the Philippines, and beyond.
Leadership, technology, ministry, creative arts, professional programs, and community partnerships.
Education, ministry, teacher preparation, technology, agriculture, community development, and regional access.
Flexible certificates, courses, degrees, research communities, faculty access, and lifelong learning.
Explore the Library that will supply every future degree and research pathway, or return to the Academy to see how learners are prepared from early education through graduation.