The Bachelor of Arts in English for Education, Religion, and Culture is a multidisciplinary program designed to equip students with a deep understanding of the English language as a powerful medium for exploring the intersections of learning, faith, and human civilization. Students will develop strong competencies in reading, writing, critical thinking, and communication while engaging with a rich body of literature, philosophical texts, and cultural narratives that span diverse traditions and worldviews. This program prepares graduates to analyze how language shapes — and is shaped by — educational systems, religious thought, and cultural identity across different communities and historical periods.

Throughout the program, students will explore foundational questions about how societies transmit knowledge, values, and beliefs through language and storytelling. Coursework draws from the fields of linguistics, literature, theology, and cultural studies, offering a broad yet cohesive academic experience that is both intellectually stimulating and practically relevant. Graduates are well-positioned for careers in teaching, religious ministry, community development, journalism, publishing, and cross-cultural communication — making this degree a gateway to meaningful service in a diverse and interconnected world.