The Internet Bible College is pleased to offer the The Bachelors Completion Program (Integrated Studies) from Vision International University, San Diego, California, USA.
The Bachelors Completion Program (Integrated Studies) is designed to provide the student with a broad understanding of vocational Christian Ministry in the context of the local church. The program incorporates courses from the core and from the emphasis areas. Students who need additional credit hours to meet the degree program requirements may select courses from the emphasis areas of the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry program or from General Education courses.
The Bachelor of Ministry (B.Min.) degree completion program is designed to prepare men and women to serve in Christian Ministry. It includes systematic study, wide reading and practical ministry education. The Bachelor of Ministry degree is a vocational, pre-professional degree, designed to transition the student into graduate-level theological education. The Bachelor of Ministry program consists of 120 credit hours, 30 of which must be from Vision International University. The student must complete the five core courses and select the remainder from the ministry specialization courses listed below. As a vocational, pre-professional degree, the program does not require a minimum number of General Education credits, differentiating it from the Bachelor of Arts degree.
After completing the B.Min. degree, you'll be able to:
* Lead congregations to creative, biblically–informed transformational endeavors;
* Respond appropriately to societal trends that impact church ministry;
* Critically and sympathetically engage new models with the historic resources of the Christian tradition
* Demonstrate biblical literacy and theological reflection;
* Serve in a variety of ministry service roles;
* Demonstrate a range of general and specialist ministry skills;
* Minister to people with a wide range of needs, selecting appropriate approaches;
* Demonstrate practical skills in Christian teaching, preaching, leadership, pastoral, counseling, and cross-cultural situations.
The Prerequisite
- A student who completes the Advanced Diploma of Christian Ministry or Theology is eligible to enter the bachelors completion program or:
- Any student who has completed 120 credit hours of studies with the Internet Bible College or a from a similar other recognised college or university.
- These studies must include 10 subjects to be taken from the General Education stream of the Internet Bible College. The subjects are listed in the "General Education" stream in the Recognised Curriculum. General Education courses are required to demonstrate breadth of the student's knowledge and critical and creative thinking skills.
To complete the The Bachelors Completion Program, a student must complete the core program of 5 Courses followed by 5 Courses from their preferred emphasis
Assessment Requirements for each subject:
- The set subject assignment which is usually a multiple choice exam.
- Student study guide.
Please Note: A Course typically comprises of one subject, however in some cases two subjects are required for a Course, those subjects are identified in the curriculum below.
In most cases Vision Internet Bible College provide you with all of the materials required in your fees. In some cases this is not possible and you will be required to source the study material for yourself from Vision International University or a quality book store at your own expense. We will advise you of your options in such cases.
| Required Core Program | ||
| Num | Unit | Subject |
| BI 400 | Advanced Hermeneutics | Understanding Your Bible, Chant |
| RS 442 | Church Growth and Development Part I | Building the Church God Wants, |
| RS 442 | Church Growth and Development Part II | Better than Revival |
| CC 401 | The Pastor in Counselling | On Belay, DeKoven |
| RS 444 | Advanced Christian Worldview Studies | Strong Reasons, Chant |
| RS 435 | Christian Theology | Great Words of the Gospel, Chant |
| Emphasis in Theology | ||
| Num | Unit | Subject |
| RS 439 | Pneumatology | Clothed with Power, Chant |
| RS 436 | Ecclesiology | The Church, Barry Chant |
| RS 437 | Christology I | Immanuel I, Chant |
| RS 437 | Christology II | Immanuel II, Chant |
| RS 438 | Eschatology | When the Trumpet Sounds, Chant |
| RS 419 | Systematic Theology | Dynamic Christian Foundation, Chant |
| Emphasis in Counselling | ||
| Num | Unit | Subject |
| CC 402 | Crisis Counselling I | Crisis Counselling, DeKoven |
| CC 402 | Crisis Counselling II | Grief Relief, DeKoven |
| CC 404 | Counselling the Dysfunctional Family I | I Want To Be Like You, Dad, DeKoven; |
| CC 404 | Counselling the Dysfunctional Family II | Behind the Masks, Oates |
| CC 405 | Addiction Counselling | Addiction Counselling, DeKoven |
| CC 406 | Counselling and Family Violence | Family Violence, DeKoven |
| CC 407 | Human Development | Human Development, Bohac |
| Emphasis in Christian Education | ||
| Num | Unit | Subject |
| ED 401 | Philosophy of Christian Education ISG: | Philosophy of Christian Education |
| ED 403 | Curriculum Development ISG: | Curriculum Development |
| ED 432 | Classroom Management | Classroom Management, Reichard |
| CC 415 | Human Development | Human Development, Bohac |
| ED 410 | Teaching Methodology | Transferring the Vision, DeKoven |
| Emphasis in Leadership | ||
| Num | Unit | Subject |
| CC 415 | Human Development | Human Development, Bohac |
| RS 440 | The Challenge of Leadership | The Challenge of Leadership, Manika |
| OL 440 | Conflict Management and Resolution ISG: | Conflict Management, Walters |
| RS 441 | Strategic Church Administration Strategic | Church Administration, DeKoven |
| OL 460 | Ethics in Leadership | Shades of Gray, Bernie |






