SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL MINISTRY

 AI & Ethics examines the ethical, social, and theological implications of artificial intelligence. Students explore responsible AI use, human dignity, privacy, bias, accountability, decision-making, and emerging technologies while developing frameworks for evaluating and applying AI responsibly within Christian, professional, organizational, and community contexts. 

 Cybersecurity introduces students to the principles and practices of protecting information systems, networks, devices, and digital resources. Students examine cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, risk management, data protection, security awareness, and ethical responsibilities while developing foundational skills for safeguarding organizational, ministry, and personal information. 

Digital Church Design prepares students to develop effective digital environments for contemporary ministry. Students explore online church models, digital communication, virtual communities, social media, ministry platforms, and emerging technologies while developing practical strategies for extending worship, discipleship, outreach, engagement, and Christian community into digital spaces. 

Information Technology provides students with foundational knowledge of computing, information systems, networks, digital technologies, and emerging technological developments. Students develop practical competencies for using, managing, and evaluating technology while understanding its applications within businesses, ministries, organizations, educational institutions, and contemporary society. 

Technology Management equips students to strategically manage technology within organizations and ministry environments. Students explore technology planning, implementation, governance, risk, innovation, digital transformation, emerging technologies, and organizational change while developing leadership competencies for aligning technological resources with institutional objectives, operational needs, and long-term strategy.