Christian Entrepreneurship
Build a business that serves the Kingdom.Run a business as a calling — integrating faith with leadership, finance, marketing and business ethics.
- Online or campus
- Offline lessons
Overview
Business as a calling.
Entrepreneurship is a calling, and the Christian entrepreneur represents Christ in the marketplace. A person’s faith can encourage ethical decision-making, philanthropy and a sense of purpose — and influence leadership strategy, organisational change, economics, finance, marketing and business ethics.
Students learn to integrate their Christian life into business, see their business as a calling, and use it to make disciples as part of the Kingdom’s expansion.
Courses you’ll take
The course list for Christian Entrepreneurship will be published here. Ask Admissions for the current curriculum.
How you’ll learn
Video
Low-data options
Audio
Listen offline
Reading
Print or phone
Live classes
Weekly, with Q&A
Entry requirements
- Certificate · 1 year
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Diploma · 2 years
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Bachelor’s degree · 4 years
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Master’s degree · 2 years after a degree
- A bachelor’s degree (or equivalent)
Tuition
$200 per course, or $500 for 3 courses — the same for every program and level.
In Nigeria: ≈ ₦300,000 per course · ≈ ₦750,000 for 3 (charged in US dollars at the day’s rate).
Tuition & feesWhere it can lead
- Business owner
- Social entrepreneur
- Church business and finance lead
- Marketplace minister
Example career paths — to be confirmed by LIU.