Oakwood University

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Undergraduate

Create an area of study that reflects your unique interests and goals by choosing from Oakwood's more than 47 programs.

Graduate Studies

Pastoral Studies M.A.

The Master of Arts in Pastoral Studies is a professional degree designed to foster spiritual and academic development, and the integrative practical skills of pastors and lay leaders for Christ-centered ministry. The program is grounded in the academic disciplines of biblical and theological studies, pastoral studies, pastoral praxis and mission.

The degree emphasizes the development of Christian identity, integrity, pastoral skills, pastoral resource development, life-long learning and reflective contextual service to others.

Adult/Continuing Education

L.E.A.P. Website

Oakwood University has developed its LEAP Degree Completion Program to meet the needs of working adults who are 25 years or older and have two or more years to accumulated college credits (60 credits). The program is designed to allow these adults to complete their degree in about 18 months, attending class per week.

Summer Classes

Oakwood University offers a limited number of brief intensive courses and workshops. Undergraduate courses in the teacher certification program are also offered.

Summer School Course Catalog

To apply for your summer class, please call the records office at: 1 (800) 613-4930

Featured Resources

Accreditation Here you will find a summary of the re-accreditation process, our plan for demonstrating our commitment to the current and future accreditation standards.	Academic Calendar Times and dates for important events
Center for Academic Success Provides academic support services, including academic advising, tutoring, disabilities support services, and study skills courses.	Class Classes Listing of available classes for the Fall, Winter, and Summer Semesters.
Financial Aid Provides financial counseling to students and oversees financial arrangements & financial aid.	Final Exam Schedule Listing of times and dates course finales will be held.
Library Provides comprehensive resources and services in support of the research, teaching, and learning needs of the University community.	General Catalog Description of all classes and coursework.
Records Coordinates the student registration process and maintains all academic records from the first term through graduation	Bookstore Resource for all Oakwood memorabilia and academic printed materials.
The Advisor A quarterly publication published by the Academic Department.

Contact Academics

Office of Academic Affairs
7000 Adventist Blvd NW
Huntsville, AL 35896

Phone: (256) 726-7005
Fax: (256) 726-7009

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