Undergraduate programs for your Kingdom calling
Start with a certificate or an associate degree, then build toward a bachelor degree. Study online at Kingdom Theological Seminary and grow in theological studies, ministry, or a career field.
- 1Choose a trackSeminary or non-seminary
- 2Build your baseCertificate or associate degree
- 3Finish your bachelor degreeThen lead and serve
Ready to prepare, without putting life on hold?
Affordable. Accessible. Accurate to the Word.
Maybe you know God has called you to serve, but you cannot afford a huge tuition bill or a move across the country. Whether you found us as Kingdom Builders Bible Seminary or as Kingdom Theological Seminary, we built our undergraduate programs for you.
You can study from home, on the road, or across the globe. You will learn Scripture, Kingdom theology, and practical skills from caring faculty in a community of faith.
Choose your undergraduate track




Seminary undergraduate programs
Choose this track if you want to study the Bible, learn Kingdom theology, and prepare for ministry. These undergraduate seminary programs focus on Scripture first.
Seminary undergraduate degrees
Our seminary degree programs at this level give you a strong base in the Bible and help you grow toward pulpit ministry, church leadership, or specialized ministry roles.
Ask about degree optionsYour degree path
- Associate degreeA two-year, 60-hour program with many areas of study for Kingdom-based ministry.
- Bachelor degreeA 60 semester hour program that builds a biblical foundation for all Christians and for those called to the pulpit.
- Ongoing supportEach learner gets an advisor or mentor for guidance.
The associate degree can serve as the first two years of your bachelor degree. It can also stand alone for specialized ministry roles. To enroll in the bachelor program, you first need an associate degree. See our admission requirements for details.
Bachelor degree courses and focus areas
Our bachelor degree programs in Ministerial Leadership let you focus your bachelor degree courses in one of these areas:
- Biblical Studies
- Christian Ministry
- Family Ministries
- Humanitarian Ministry
- Pastoral Care and Counseling
- Worship Ministries
- Missional Leadership
Seminary undergraduate certificates
Start now and finish later. Finish a certificate in 6 to 12 months, and use your credits toward an undergraduate degree. This is a smart, low-risk way to begin.
Compare all certificatesCertificates we offer
- Kingdom Fundamentals, Level 1
- Kingdom Fundamentals, Level 2
- Kingdom Preaching
- Fundamentals of Biblical Theology
Introduction to the Kingdom
The Kingdom of God is often misunderstood, yet the Bible tells us to seek it first. This certificate helps you live as a Kingdom citizen. Courses include:
- One True King
- The Doors of the Church Are Closed
- Lord Help I'm Trapped in the Church
- Introducing the Kingdom
- Welcome to the Kingdom
Practical Ministry
Build skills for the ministries that keep a church healthy. Courses include:
- 21st Century Children's Ministry
- 21st Century Youth Ministry
- Developing Fellowship Ministries
- Puppet Ministry
- Sports Ministry
Personalize your certificate
Need something specific for your church or team? Request information and we will help you build a custom certificate.
Non-seminary undergraduate programs
Choose this track if you want a Christian education in a career field. These programs are offered through our accredited partner, Southeastern University. They fit business owners, future teachers, tradespeople, and community leaders.
Career-focused undergraduate degrees
Earn an associate degree to enter the workforce fast, or a BA degree, BS, or BBA to go further. Your credits can also transfer to another four-year school.
Learn about the SEU partnershipAssociate degrees (two-year, career-focused)
- AAS in Electrical Technician Services
- AAS in HVAC Technician Services
- AAS in Plumbing Technician Services
- AS in Construction Technology
- AS in Project Management
- AA in Pre-Nursing
BA programs (Bachelor of Arts)
- Humanitarian Relief and Development
- Organizational Leadership
Bachelor of Science (BS)
- Communication and Mass Media
- Computer Science
- Construction Technology
- Criminal Justice
- Digital Media and Design
- Education Studies K-8
- Human Services
- Organizational Leadership
- Psychology
- Tourism and Hospitality Management
Business and nursing bachelor degree programs
- BBA (general)
- BBA in Cybersecurity
- BBA in Data Science
- BBA in Software Development
- RN to BSN
Undergraduate certificates for real-world skills
These leadership certificate programs give church teams, nonprofit workers, and small business owners practical tools they can use right away. Many church leaders struggle with money and management, not only theology. These certificates help with both.
See more certificate optionsBusiness
- Business 101
- Entrepreneurship
- Staffing, Payroll, and Administration
- Real Estate Purchasing
- Marketing Basics
Stewardship and Fundraising
- Ministry Sustainability
- Leading a Capital Stewardship Campaign
- Raising Funds among Minorities
- The Bible and Fundraising
- Tithes and Offerings in the 21st Century
Personal Finances and Ministry
- The Place of Money and Ministry
- Finance 101: How Money Works
- Finance 201: Money, Economics and Ministry
- Finance 301: Ministry, Money and Investing
- Finance 401: Financial Reports and Ministry
Technology in Ministry
- Ministry and Software
- Developing a Technology Team
- Ministry and the Internet
- 21st Century Technology in Worship
- Hardware and Ministry
Digital Ministry
- Ministry and Social Media Platforms
- Ministry in Cyberspace
- Building a Cyber-Team Ministry
- Fund Generation and Cyber-Ministry
- Design and Development of an Online Church Ministry
Non-Profit Management
- Business and the Non-Profit
- Designing the 501c3 Organization
- Non-Profits, Grants, and Fundraising
- Managing the Non-Profit and Compliance
- Leading the Non-Profit Organization and Volunteer Development
Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Staffing Your Church
Learn how to design and run a ministry, launch a new church or brand, and build a strong team. Ask us for the current course list.
Why students choose KTS for undergraduate study
If you are comparing accredited seminary schools and online colleges, here is what sets our undergraduate programs apart.
Affordable
Certificates are built to give you strong ministry preparation without student loans. See tuition and fees and financial aid.
Accessible
Every undergraduate program is fully online. Learn at home, at work, or while you travel, with a caring community beside you.
Accurate
Every course is rooted in Scripture and Kingdom theology, and our accredited degrees come through Southeastern University, which holds SACSCOC accreditation. Read about accreditation.

Where your undergraduate degree can take you
A bachelor degree is a strong step, and it opens more doors. Many KTS students go on to graduate studies. Our seminary graduate degrees and certificates include the master divinity degree, other master degree programs, and graduate certificates. Later, you can explore seminary doctoral programs, including Doctor of Ministry courses, or other doctoral degree programs.
Graduate degree programs
Deepen your training with master degrees and graduate degrees built for pastors, teachers, and marketplace leaders.
Explore graduate degree programsLearn from Dr. Dana Carson
Dr. Dana Carson, president and founder, earned a doctor of theology degree and has served in ministry for more than 40 years. He leads KTS with a heart for prepared Kingdom leaders.
Meet Dr. Dana CarsonYour next steps
Review admission requirements and important dates. New sessions open monthly.
See tuition and fees for your program.
Look into financial aid and the Alumni Scholarship Fund.
Undergraduate questions, answered
Are the undergraduate programs fully online?
Yes. Our online undergraduate degree programs are flexible and fully remote, so you can learn from anywhere.
How long is the associate degree, and will it transfer?
Associate degrees are two-year programs with 60 hours of study. The general education and major courses are designed to transfer to KTS or another four-year college or university.
Can I use certificate credits toward a degree?
Yes. Credits from certificate courses can count toward an undergraduate degree, so you can start now and finish later.
What is the difference between seminary and non-seminary programs?
Seminary programs focus on Scripture, theology, and ministry. Non-seminary programs prepare you for a career field such as business, education, technology, or the trades. Both are taught with Christian values.
Where can I find more answers?
Visit our FAQ page, or plan a campus visit to see KTS in person.
Your calling is worth preparing for
Start your undergraduate journey today, or ask us which certificate or degree fits you best.