What is SCOPE?
As of Fall 2018, Bob Jones University became a member of The University Center of Greenville with the opening of its School for Continuing, Online and Professional Education (SCOPE) at the center.
Through its new school, BJU offers education programs designed for post-traditional students, who desire to complete a degree or participate in certificate programs that enhance employment skills. SCOPE students include those in high school looking to get a head start and students 25 or older looking to advance established careers. Online courses include degree completion programs, professional master’s degrees and a graduate certificate program. Credit and non-credit certificate and professional development programs are also available.
“[SCOPE] underscores our commitment to support students from diverse educational backgrounds and with diverse educational requirements. We want to provide both flexibility and a broad range of options to help adult learners to acquire or finish degrees that will better position them in today’s workforce.”
What is BJU?
Evangelist Bob Jones Sr. established Bob Jones University in Bay County, Florida in 1927. His vision was to build a school for Christians from around the world that would have a reputation for its academic excellence, refined standards of behavior, and opportunities to appreciate the performing and visual arts. The university’s Greenville campus opened its doors on October 1, 1947. For over 70 years BJU has been a hallmark of the Upstate Community.
Programs currently being offered through SCOPE and UCG are:
Master of Science – Educational Leadership
Master of Education – Teaching and Learning
Master of Arts – Biblical Studies
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