Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Information Technology and Christian Ethics

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Christian Ethics (B.S. ITCE) combines the study of modern information technology systems with a strong biblical and ethical foundation. Designed for those seeking to bridge faith and innovation, this program equips students to navigate the digital landscape with technical expertise, moral integrity, and a commitment to responsible stewardship of technology.

Students gain practical and theoretical knowledge in networking, cybersecurity, software development, data analytics, cloud computing, and systems administration, while developing an ethical framework rooted in Christian theology and moral philosophy. The program emphasizes discernment, accountability, and justice in technology decision-making—preparing students to apply biblical wisdom in addressing emerging issues such as digital privacy, AI ethics, cybersecurity governance, and technology’s social impact.

Graduates will emerge as skilled professionals and ethical leaders capable of designing and managing technology solutions that serve both organizational needs and societal good. They will be prepared for diverse roles in IT administration, cybersecurity, software development, digital ethics consulting, or ministry technology leadership, as well as for further graduate studies in information systems, theology and technology, or ethical AI governance.

Program Outcomes

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and Christian Ethics will be able to:

1. Demonstrate proficiency in core areas of information technology, including infrastructure, networking, and software development.
2. Apply Christian ethical principles to technology-related decision-making and digital innovation.
3. Assess cybersecurity risks and implement secure, responsible IT solutions in diverse environments.
4. Integrate faith, technology, and leadership in addressing digital transformation challenges.
5. Lead ethically in professional, ministry, and global technology contexts.

Total Credits: 120

• Prior Learning Assessment (PLA): 90 credits
• Bachelor’s Thesis and Research Project: 30 credits

Program Highlights

• Faith-Integrated Technology Education: Unites advanced IT studies with Christian ethical reasoning and moral leadership.
• Applied and Professional Focus: Recognizes prior IT certifications, hands-on experience, and ministry-based technology work through PLA.
• Research and Innovation: Encourages exploration of AI, cybersecurity, and digital transformation through an ethical and theological lens.
• Career and Ministry Alignment: Prepares graduates for leadership in both corporate IT and faith-based digital ministry settings.
• Flexible and Accessible: 100% online, self-paced, and designed for working professionals and ministry leaders advancing their technical and ethical expertise.

Career Outlook & Pathways

Graduates of the B.S. in Information Technology and Christian Ethics are equipped with technical expertise and a strong ethical foundation to serve in technology, cybersecurity, and digital ethics roles across industries.

Potential Career Paths Include:

• IT Specialist or Systems Administrator
• Cybersecurity Analyst or Data Protection Officer
• Network or Cloud Engineer
• Digital Ethics Consultant
• Ministry Technology Director

Employment Sectors:

Corporate IT departments, government agencies, cybersecurity firms, faith-based organizations, and educational institutions.

Market Outlook:

Technology careers continue to rank among the fastest-growing worldwide, with high demand for professionals who combine technical competence with ethical and moral responsibility.