Empowering Future Educators to Transform Minds, Hearts, and Communities
The Bachelor of Science in Educational Psychology & Faith-Based Instruction (B.S.) at Ebed-Melech University is a four-year, purpose-driven program designed for individuals who desire to understand how people learn and how faith can meaningfully shape the teaching and learning experience. This transformative degree integrates the science of educational psychology with the principles of Christian education, preparing graduates for careers in teaching, educational leadership, counseling, youth development, ministry-based instruction, homeschooling leadership, and more.
At its core, this program equips you to understand why students learn the way they do, how to create environments that nurture growth, and what role faith plays in shaping character, motivation, and human development. If you feel called to teach, mentor, or guide others, this degree offers a unique pathway where academic excellence meets spiritual purpose.
Why Choose This Program?
1. A Powerful Blend of Research-Based Psychology and Faith-Driven Teaching
Students gain a solid foundation in cognitive, behavioral, and developmental psychology while exploring how Christian principles inform ethical, compassionate, and impactful instruction.
2. Practical Preparation for Real-World Educational Roles
Through hands-on coursework, case studies, special education training, and a final-year internship or research project, students graduate ready to serve in diverse educational and ministry contexts.
3. A Caring, Global Learning Community
Ebed-Melech University provides a supportive digital learning environment that brings together students from multiple nations, cultures, and faith traditions—all united by a desire to shape lives and create change.
4. Career Opportunities with Purpose
Graduates are equipped for roles such as
- Christian school teacher
- Educational counselor
- Youth ministry educator
- Curriculum developer
- Special education assistant
- Mission-based educator
- Homeschool program leader
- Community development instructor
Program Curriculum Overview
Semester 1
- ENG 101 – English Composition I (3 credits)
- MAT 101 – College Algebra (3 credits)
- PSY 101 – Introduction to Psychology (3 credits)
- REL 101 – Introduction to World Religions (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Semester 2
- ENG 102 – English Composition II (3 credits)
- MAT 104 – Statistics for Educational Psychology (3 credits)
- PSY 102 – Developmental Psychology (3 credits)
- CHE 101 – Introduction to Chemistry (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Semester 3
- EDU 201 – Introduction to Education (3 credits)
- PSY 202 – Educational Psychology (3 credits)
- SOC 203 – Sociology of Education (3 credits)
- REL 203 – Biblical Perspectives on Education (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Semester 4
- EDU 202 – Instructional Design and Technology (3 credits)
- PSY 206 – Learning Theories (3 credits)
- SOC 204 – Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)
- REL 221 – Faith Integration in Education (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Semester 5
- EDU 305 – Special Education (3 credits)
- PSY 310 – Motivation and Classroom Management (3 credits)
- SOC 301 – Social Issues in Education (3 credits)
- REL 315 – Philosophy of Christian Education II (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Semester 6
- EDU 302 – Assessment and Evaluation in Education (3 credits)
- PSY 340 – Psychology of Teaching and Learning (3 credits)
- SOC 304 – Sociology of Youth and Education (3 credits)
- REL 345 – Theology of Teaching (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Semester 7
- EDU 401 – Classroom Diversity and Inclusion (3 credits)
- PSY 403 – Advanced Educational Psychology (3 credits)
- SOC 401 – Global Perspectives in Education (3 credits)
- REL 401 – Ethics in Education (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Semester 8
- INT 489 – Internship or Research Project (3 credits)
- CAP 469 – Capstone Project (3 credits)
- Elective Course (3 credits)
Become a Confident, Compassionate, and Spirit-Led Educator
The world needs educators who can think critically, teach wisely, and serve compassionately. This program prepares you to meet the educational and spiritual needs of diverse learners—whether in schools, ministries, community centers, or global mission fields.
If you’re ready to pursue a calling that blends psychology, education, and faith, there’s no better time to begin.