The Bachelor in Bible, Ministry and Mission aims to equip students to serve in their local church and/or to do missionary work. It qualifies for both voluntary and paid work in Christian churches and organizations.

After a foundation of introductory courses, the programme offers intermediate courses in Biblical Studies, Practical Theology, Missiology and Systematic Theology. Many of the courses will be interdisciplinary and study a topic from different perspectives (e.g. Biblical and Missiological). The Bachelor in Bible, Ministry and Mission may be incorporated into other types of education and may also be included in further studies within Christianity or theology.

Below is the recommended progression. All courses are 10 ECTS. Course descriptions are found in the programme description (Studieplan) at the bottom of the page. Courses marked with * may be taught every other year.

Recommended progression
6. semester, spring	BMM2001 Ministry*
	Elective course*
	Elective course*
5. semester, autumn	BMM2003 Christian Preaching and Faith Education
	BMM2004 Biblical Theology
	BMM2005 Mission and Diakonia*
4. semester, spring	BMM2002 Counselling and Spiritual Growth*
	Elective course*
	Elective course*
3. semester, autumn	BMM1005 Introduction to Missiology
	BMM1007 Comparative Religion
	BMM2006 Atonement, Justification and the Christian Life*
2. semester, spring	BMM1003 Christian Beliefs and Ethics
	BMM1006 Biblical Exegesis and Exposition
	BMM1004 Practical Theology
1. semester, autumn	BMM1001 Introduction to the Bible
	EX1010 Examen Facultatum
	BMM1002 Church History and Christian Churches

Studieplan for Bachelor in Bible Ministry and Mission V2022

Studieplan for Bachelor in Bible Ministry and Mission H2021 3

How do I apply?

To apply, you must register an application online. See information about how to apply under Studies. The application opens on Jan 1^st and the deadline is March 1^st.

What are the requirements?

The general basis for admission to universities and university colleges in Norway is called Higher Education Entrance Qualification. For applicants with foreign education, the requirements are specified in the GSU-list by NOKUT (the Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education).

All required documents must be uploaded to your application

See more information about requirements and the application process under Studies.

The programme qualifies for both voluntary and paid work in Christian churches and organizations.

Semester fee and student fee amounts to NOK 3600,- per semester. Please note that students are expected to have access to personal computers.