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“But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth,” Acts 1:8 (KJV)
Manda University’s Department of Humanitarian Missions equips students to go into all nations and assist people physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
The motto of our philanthropists is to love our neighbors as ourselves. Therefore, our mission is to go into all countries, regardless of religion, gender, ethnicity, and cultural differences. Students will be well-prepared to reach people all around the globe. Students providing humanitarian aid to a specific country will also have the opportunity to learn the country’s main language.
Our students are not only trained to provide disaster relief, but they are also trained to overcome cultural barriers. They will bring hope to the underserved population, and they will give a voice of hope to those who have no voice.
Prepares the student with the understanding of how to provide humanitarian aid around the globe. This program also provides foundational faith-based knowledge on crucial topics such as disaster relief, conflict and resolution, and medical emergency preparedness.
The first 21 courses may also apply towards an Associates degree.
The Bachelor’s degree requires 120 credits and includes, but is not limited to, classes on:
1. Introduction to Christian Theology
2. Classic Literature
3. English
4. Old Testament Survey
5. New Testament Survey
6. Business Mathematics
7. Doctrine of the Father
8. Doctrine of the Son
9. Doctrine of the Holy Spirit & Gifts from the Holy Spirit
10. Introduction to Psychology and Counseling
11. Doctrine of Man
12. Doctrine of Salvation
13. Sociology
14. Christian Ethics
15. Conflict Resolution
16. Counseling
17. Physical Sciences
18. World Civilization
19. Cultural Anthropology
20. Introduction to Economics
21. Project
22. Foreign Language I
23. Evangelism
24. Demonology, Doctrine of Satan, & Doctrine of Angels
25. Doctrine of Prophecy
26. General Biology
27. Foreign Language II
28. Leadership
29. Introduction to Probability and Statistics
30. Comparative Religion
31. Doctrine of the Bible
32. Foreign Language III
33. Hermeneutics
34. Medical Emergency Preparedness
35. Disaster Relief
36. Homiletics
37. Foreign Language IV
38. Geography
39. International and Intercultural Relations
40. Thesis, Project, & Presentation
This advanced degree program teaches students about the fundamental principles of topics such as leadership, ethics, and intercultural relations.
The Master’s degree requires 45 credits and includes, but is not limited to, classes on:
1. Life on the Mission Field
2. Biblical Greek
3. Biblical Studies
4. Christian Apologetics
5. Ethics & Responsibilities
6. Christian Ministry
7. Advanced International and Intercultural Relations
8. Global Ministries
9. Discipleship Ministries
10. Political Science
11. Advanced Leadership
12. Advanced Cultural Anthropology
13. Theology
14. Master’s Project, Thesis, & Presentation
This program is an advanced initiative with emphasis on foreign cultures, religions, races, and ethnicities. As a philanthropist, students will also be taught to understand the importance of communications, politics, and the economics of foreign countries.
The Doctorate degree requires 60 credits and includes, but is not limited to, classes on:
1. Advanced Biblical Studies
2. Chaplaincy
3. World Economics
4. Advanced Discipleship
5. International Humanitarian Response
6. Evangelism & Church Planting
7. Ministry Leadership
8. Pastoral Counseling
9. Humanitarian Action in Crises
10. Comparative Politics
11. Advanced Apologetics
12. Culture, Conflict, & Communications
13. Religion, Race, and Ethnicity in Society
14. Doctoral Practicum, Presentation, & Dissertation