Bethel University
Bethel University is a leader in Christ-centered higher education with more than 3,600 students from 50 states and 10 countries enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, seminary, and adult education programs. Based in St. Paul, Minnesota, Bethel offers bachelor’s and advanced degrees in more than 100 fields. Educationally excellent classroom-based and online programs equip graduates to make exceptional contributions in lifelong service to God and the world.
Anderson Family College of Health Sciences
Bethel University's first named school, the Anderson Family College of Health Sciences (AFCHS) brings together Bethel's undergraduate and graduate healthcare-related programs -- including Nursing, Public and Community Health, Social Work, Physician Assistant, Counseling, and Applied Health Sciences -- the AFCHS fosters a collaborative, interdisciplinary learning environment rooted in Christian service. This approach allows students to thrive as they prepare for the complexities of modern healthcare. With expansions into Speech-Language Pathology, the College remains dedicated to equipping the next generation of healthcare leaders to serve with compassion, integrity, and a commitment to making a difference in the world.
College of Arts, Sciences, and Education
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Education (CASE) is Bethel’s liberal arts college for undergraduates pursuing bachelor’s degrees in the arts, humanities, and natural and social sciences, as well as graduate students pursuing master’s degrees or engaged in doctoral studies in several education fields. The college takes a whole-person approach to education—encouraging students to achieve their academic goals, discern their vocation, and engage in a lively community, all with Christ at the center. In addition to a wide variety of majors and small class sizes, the college offers a robust study abroad program and integrates vocational exploration into the curriculum. Highly credentialed faculty members are dedicated to teaching and mentoring, integrating faith and learning, and translating Christian belief into global service.
School of Business
Bethel University’s School of Business brings together the Department of Business, the Department of Communication Studies, and the Master of Business Administration program to form a unified, Christ-centered business school focused on developing principled and effective organizational leaders. Serving more than 750 students across undergraduate and graduate programs, the School of Business integrates business, communication, and leadership education to prepare students for meaningful careers and lives of service. Grounded in Bethel’s Christian mission, the school emphasizes honorable character, professional competence, and a commitment to serving others in the workplace and community. Through strong industry engagement, experiential learning opportunities, and a distinctive focus on people-centered leadership, the School of Business equips graduates to build trust, create lasting value, and lead organizations in ways that benefit both people and society.
School of Theology and Bethel Seminary
The School of Theology and Bethel Seminary is dedicated to biblical and theological studies, spiritual and personal formation, and the formation of whole and holy leaders and thinkers. Its mission is to prepare graduates who are equipped to serve the academy, the church, and the world with wisdom, integrity, and faith. Students at every program level—from undergraduate to doctoral—are intentionally challenged to experience deep personal and spiritual transformation. This holistic approach ensures they are not only academically prepared but also equipped to integrate their faith into every aspect of their lives, including their careers, relationships, and communities. The School’s world-class faculty go beyond traditional teaching. They serve as dedicated mentors who walk alongside students, guiding them in their intellectual, spiritual, and vocational journeys. Through this close relationship, students grow deeper in their relationship with God and discover their unique calling. Ultimately, the School of Theology and Seminary forms individuals who are transformed by their studies and experiences, so they can become the leaders and thinkers they are called to be—ready to make a meaningful, positive impact on the church and the broader world.
Center for Access and Integration
The Center for Access and Integration includes Bethel’s BUILD program. The BUILD program, an integrated two-year postsecondary residential program for students with intellectual disabilities, provides opportunities for inclusive academic, vocational, residential, spiritual, and social learning experiences. Students who complete the requirements of the BUILD program, including a selected career pathway in Arts and Communication, Business, or Human Services, earn a Certificate in Applied Studies. The program incorporates the skills and education necessary to live more independently, maintain meaningful employment, and value lifelong learning. Students in the BUILD program are integrated with the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education and contribute their own diverse experiences and strengths to the Bethel community.