Academic Dean

The Academic Dean is the chief Academic officer, and matters concerning academic policy should be directed to that office. The officer also prepares and supervises the delivery of the academic program and curricula of the college.

Academic Records

The Registrar answers questions concerning records, schedules, transfers, transcripts, etc.

Faculty

The faculty includes full-time, part-time, adjunct and visiting lecturers, the professional library personnel, and the Dean of Students.

Degrees and Minors Offered

CWC offers courses leading to the degrees: Bachelor of Arts in Christian Education, Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Pastoral Ministry, Associate of Arts in Christian Ministries.

Degree programmes can be done with any of the following Minors: Minor in Christian Leadership; Minor in Pastoral Counseling. Each requires 18 additional courses in the field of specialization. Students make request for this program in the second semester of second year, by discussing and finalizing with the Academic Dean; students then inform the Registrar.

Course Duration

Full-time programs vary from four years for the regular Bachelor’s Degree to two years for the Associate Degree and the Continuing Education Bachelor’s. The academic year consists of two 15-week semesters; however, before the beginning of the Fall Semester and the beginning and end of Spring Semester there are two-week Intensives, courses which cannot be accommodated in the semester.

Part-time students would take a longer time to complete.

Certificate Courses Offered

1. CWC Leadership Training Institute (LTI) in collaboration with the Evangelical Training Association (ETA) based in the USA offers training for the lay ministers of the Church. The structure of the program includes 4 Levels; each level consisting of 4 courses per year for 4 years, with a certificate given at the end of each year once that level is completed.
2. Clergy Development Programme (CDP) offers a Certificate in Christian Ministry for Lay Ministers/Pastors who have been pastoring for a number of years but received no training, and because of age, aptitude, or other extenuating circumstances it is impossible or impractical for them to pursue a degree in theology.