
Business
Associate of Science
Overview
Business is a calling for Christians, not just a way to earn a living. That’s why you’ll learn to be business savvy in a way that honors God and benefits you. This program will equip you with the biblical foundation needed to excel in business as you explore topics such as personal integrity and scriptural business ethics.
Program
You’ll be equipped to master business concepts and practices through the basics of business theory within a biblical worldview. Through courses in accounting, HR, marketing and entrepreneurship, you’ll learn how to apply foundational business principles wherever you work. And, with case studies that will expose you to various real-world situations, you’ll be challenged to analyze complex problems through the lens of Scripture.
You’ll also receive a broader understanding of your field through business grads who share their insights into current trends and markets periodically in your classes. At BJU, you’ll learn how to glorify God and lead in your job, family, church and community.
BJU Core
In the business world, adapting to change is essential to success. Through courses in English, speech and the arts, you’ll know how to build common ground with future contacts, speak with confidence and thrive in any job. With Bible courses, you’ll gain a foundation on the truth of God’s Word so you’ll know what you believe, why you believe it and how to share your testimony for Christ.
Electives
Since the business associate degree packs a lot into two years, the BJU Core uses many electives. However, taking online summer courses or increasing your semester course load will open space for more electives.
Your Future
Jobs
The associate business program at BJU unlocks many career possibilities.
- Advertising
- Banking, Investment and Finance
- HR/Personnel Management
- Public Relations
- Sales and Marketing
Career Support
BJU offers students lots of ways to network with employers and organizations. Many jobs are posted each year on Career Central, our online job board. More than 60 businesses and 150 Christian schools/organizations/mission boards recruit students through on-campus interviews and job/ministry fairs.
Our Center for Career & Calling also holds seminars on resume prep and interview techniques.
Learning Experience
UBA
The University Business Association (UBA) is an organization that supports and enhances the educational experience for all business majors and those interested in the School of Business. It provides activities and resources to help students grow beyond the classroom, preparing them for their future careers while encouraging them to be salt and light as strong Christian witnesses in the workplace. UBA also emphasizes the responsibility of Christian business professionals to support biblical causes through financial giving and to use their skills, time, and talents to serve in a local church. Through these efforts, the organization seeks to equip students with both professional excellence and a heart for ministry.
Faculty

Program Coordinator
BJU’s business faculty members have worked in a variety of fields and businesses, including Fortune 500 companies and non-profit organizations. All hold MBAs, terminal degrees or professional certifications, and many have experience in regionally or internationally accredited firms.
Success
Courses & Objectives
Sample Course Outline
1st Year
- Christianity & the Arts
- Fundamentals of Speech
- Business Spreadsheet Analysis
- Quantitative Reasoning Elective
(3 credits) - Electives
(3 credits)
2nd Year
- Foundations of Economics
- Hermeneutics: Interpreting the Bible for Life
- Introduction to Human Resources Management
- Introduction to Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- EXP Elective-
(1 credit) - Electives
(3 credits)
- Corporate Finance
- Principles of Marketing
- Business Elective (100/300-level)
(3 credits) - Electives
(6 credits)
- Program
- BJU Core
- Elective
Program Objectives
Each student will:
- Apply a biblical worldview and biblical standards to the various concepts and practices of business.
- Demonstrate basic practical competence in the areas of accounting, finance, marketing and human resources management.