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Students in the John W. Rawlings School of Divinity are trained in the skills to engage today’s culture with the Gospel and impact the world for God’s kingdom. Our degree programs allow students to gain real-world experience through internships in local churches and parachurch organizations all over America and the world. 

The School of Behavioral Sciences at Liberty University approaches the study of human behavior by integrating scientific research, social practice, and the Christian faith. Degree programs are offered in both online and residential programs and range in professional and pastoral counseling, psychology, and social work, all taught from a Christian worldview.

At the Liberty University School of Business, students are taught from a Christian perspective, building the kind of ethics, character, and integrity that makes a difference in the marketplace. With more than 90 areas of study, Liberty’s School of Business gives aspiring future business leaders type of practical knowledge they need in their careers.  

The School of Communication and the Arts is comprised of five career-focused departments: Cinematic Arts, Digital Media and Journalism, Strategic and Personal Communication, Studio and Digital Arts, and Theatre Arts. These rigorous programs prepare students to be a light to the culture while reaching their creative goals. Students have the ability to learn from degreed professors who are working professionals grounded in their Christian faith. 

The Liberty University School of Engineering's goal is to provide Christ-centered men and women with the values, knowledge, and skills necessary to impact technology-related disciplines in areas like:

• Civil Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Industrial & Systems Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

Our long-term vision is to create and maintain nationally recognized engineering degrees and initiatives in education, research, training, and missions. We hope to increase our efforts to impact the world through local, regional, national and worldwide missions.

The School of Health Sciences trains health professionals to be Champions for Christ at both the local and global levels. Students learn how to foster change as they help advance the health and well-being of others in their community and the world. 

Liberty Law has two goals. The first is grow our students closer to the Lord, and the second is to train excellent lawyers. These goals map to loving God and loving people. At the heart of Liberty University School of Law, therefore, is our unyielding commitment to view law as a vocation—a high and noble calling on one’s life. From this foundation, we channel our time, talent, and treasure to train our students for a life of ministry and impact as Champions for Christ.

In the Liberty University School of Music, students are nurtured to deepen their artistic expression, gain skills in musicianship, and prepare for exciting careers – all through the lens of a Biblical worldview. Students explore a variety of music interests both in and out of the classroom with multiple degree options, career preparation, music internships, performance opportunities, and student-led organizations. 

The Liberty University School of Nursing trains Champions for Christ who care with both their hearts and their minds. Exhibiting the art and science of nursing, our students help those in need nationally and around the world by impacting and investing in the lives of others.

At the Liberty University School of Education, students receive a world-class Christian education based on the principles of God’s Word. We equip students for careers in teaching, school administration, curriculum development, higher education administration, and more. 

This year, we are hoping to continue growing our abilities by purchasing more electronic targets that will facilitate us hosting competitions, as well as upgrading our air pistols.

Any additional funding will help us raise toward our goal of a custom target carrier for 25-meter electronic targets.