Majors & Minors

At Morris College, education is more than earning a degree, it’s a mission driven journey that blends faith, leadership, and academic excellence. Our academic programs span disciplines such as education, criminal justice, business, health sciences, ministry, and more, each rooted in a tradition of excellence and designed to meet the needs of today’s world.

Whether you’re called to serve in the classroom, the courtroom, or the community, your path starts here. Explore the full list of Morris College majors and discover how our curriculum can shape your calling and your future.

Majors

Business Administration

Business Administration

The Division of Business Administration equips students with marketable skills, ethical leadership, and real-world knowledge for success in today’s global economy.

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Organizational Management Program

Organizational Management Program

The Organizational Management Program empowers working adults with leadership, business, and management skills to advance careers or launch entrepreneurial ventures.

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Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Management

Almost every product in the marketplace appeared because of various entities working together in a supply chain. Supply chain management deals with how businesses turn raw materials into finished products and transport and distribute those products to consumers.

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Esports Management

Esports Management

Esports blends technology, teamwork, and business skills—preparing students for dynamic careers in a rapidly growing, billion-dollar global industry.

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Esports-Video Game Design

Esports-Video Game Design

Esports–Video Game Design at Morris College prepares students to lead in the digital entertainment industry through hands-on learning in game development, design strategy, and interactive storytelling.

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Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education

Morris College’s Early Childhood Education program prepares compassionate educators to teach, support, and inspire young children from birth through third grade.

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Elementary Education

Elementary Education

Developing passionate, well-rounded educators ready to inspire young learners and create inclusive, engaging classrooms from kindergarten through sixth grade.

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Health Science

Health Science

Equips students with a strong foundation in healthcare knowledge, preparing them for careers in public health and medical services.

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Recreation Administration

Recreation Administration

Trains students for leadership roles in community recreation, parks, wellness programs, and leisure services across diverse populations and settings.

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Recreation Administration

Christian Education

Equips students with biblical knowledge and spiritual leadership skills to teach, serve, and lead within churches, schools, and faith-based communities.

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Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice

Combines theology and teaching to prepare students for ministry, church leadership, and faith-based educational roles in religious communities.

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English

English

Develops strong communication, analytical, and critical thinking skills for careers in writing, education, law, publishing, and public service.

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English/Secondary Education

English/Secondary Education

Prepares students to teach English at the secondary level with a focus on literature, grammar, pedagogy, and classroom experience.

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Liberal Studies

Liberal Studies

Offers an interdisciplinary education that encourages flexible thinking, creativity, and broad-based knowledge for diverse career and academic pathways.

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Mass Communications

Mass Communications

Equips students with media, journalism, and digital communication skills to excel in broadcasting, public relations, and content creation.

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Pastoral Ministry

Pastoral Ministry

Provides theological training and leadership development for students pursuing ministry, spiritual counseling, or service in faith-based organizations.

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Sociology

Sociology

Explores human behavior, society, and culture while preparing students for careers in social services, research, policy, or graduate study.

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Social Studies/ Secondary Education

Social Studies/ Secondary Education

Combines history, government, and education courses to prepare students for teaching social studies in middle and high schools.

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Esports-Video Game Design

Cybersecurity

Trains students to protect digital systems and networks from cyber threats, preparing them for careers in security, IT, and intelligence.

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Criminal Forensics Studies

Focuses on investigative techniques, evidence analysis, and law enforcement practices for careers in forensic science and criminal justice.

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Biology

Prepares students to teach biology at the secondary level, blending science content with teaching methods and classroom experience.

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Biology/ Secondary Education

Biology/ Secondary Education

Prepares students to teach biology at the secondary level, blending science content with teaching methods and classroom experience.

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Mathematics

Mathematics

Builds analytical, logical, and problem-solving skills, equipping students for careers in education, data science, engineering, and graduate study.

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Mathematics/ Secondary Education

Mathematics/ Secondary Education

Combines mathematical theory with teaching practices to prepare students for effective mathematics instruction in middle and high school settings.

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Dual Degree Program in Mathematics & Pre-Engineering

Dual Degree Program in Mathematics & Pre-Engineering

Offers a pathway to earn degrees in both mathematics and engineering, preparing students for careers in STEM and technical fields.

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Biological Sciences Track

Focuses on molecular, cellular, and ecological biology, laying the foundation for advanced study or careers in life sciences.

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Health Professions Track

Health Professions Track

Prepares students for careers in healthcare, emphasizing biology, chemistry, and pre-professional coursework needed for medical, dental, or pharmacy school.

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Minors

While not required for graduation, students at Morris College may choose to pursue a minor concentration from the options listed below. Your academic adviser and the chairperson of the department offering the minor must approve your selection. Each minor requires between 12 and 21 semester hours, with a minimum grade of C in all courses applied toward the minor.

  • Business Administration
  • Logistics
  • Esports Management
  • Criminal Justice
  • English
  • Music
  • Gerontology
  • Psychology
  • Computer Science
  • Business Information Technology
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Health Science
  • Criminal Forensics Studies
  • History
  • Political Science
  • International Relations
  • Biology
  • Cybersecurity
  • Computer Information Systems
  • Esports–Video Game Design
  • Recreation Administration
  • Religion
  • Mass Communications
  • Sociology
  • Minority Studies
  • Mathematics