University College

Get the well-rounded education that major airlines are seeking through courses at Providence and flight training at Harv’s Air. Earn a bachelor’s degree and complete the necessary certification to become a private or commercial pilot.

In this multidisciplinary program, explore the ancient languages, history, social setting, and literary genres of the biblical text, as well as how it is interpreted in contexts such as the church, the academy, and in popular culture.

Make a difference in the business world or part of a not-for-profit organization through integrating best practices and faith-based principles. Learn to lead effectively in a variety of administrative and management roles.

Looking to work in a church or parachurch ministry setting? Gain the skills required to accurately understand, effectively communicate with, and relate sensitively to the needs of local congregations and faith communities.

Explore the wonders and complexities of living organisms through combining scientific theory, observation, and experiment. Gain experience in research methods and critical thinking skills in the classroom, lab, and field.

Gain a foundation in health science through taking a wide variety of courses in health-related disciplines such as anatomy, biology, biochemistry, chemistry, genetics, microbiology, and social sciences like psychology and sociology.

A study of various ideas and events that have shaped modern-day societies, as characterized by literature, history, and philosophy. Topics for consideration include human nature, moral values, and the struggle of existence.

In a world so often divided by language, customs, politics and religious convictions, this program aims to understand and critique cross-cultural trends such as nationalism, revolution, secularism, and urbanization.

Prepare to enter an after-degree BEd program to teach in an early/middle years or senior years setting. Learn about all things education – including achievement, knowledge acquisition, social interaction, values, and more.

Build on the knowledge and expertise you acquired in your undergraduate studies and develop the management skills necessary to succeed.

Discover why people think, feel and behave the way that they do by studying animal and human behaviour and mental processes. Topics range from the basic nervous system to principles of perception and cognition.

Learn about human development, social interaction and culture via the lenses of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Find out how individuals and groups affect and are affected by the societies in which they live.

Seeking to understand the social circumstances and reasons for crime, poverty, extremism, and more? Learn how systems of power, policing, politics, religion, law, and media influence society and experiences of social standing.

Prepare to teach English as an additional language with a TESOL degree (i.e. “Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages”). Gain a solid academic and practical foundation in language-learning and teaching methods.

Gain the training necessary to teach TESOL by improving your knowledge in Sociolinguistics and developing language curriculum. Undergraduate and Graduate degrees are available.