Bethel University recently held its first post-baccalaureate nursing program pinning ceremony. This 15-month program allows students with a bachelor’s degree in any field to earn a Bachelor of Science in nursing.
With more than 14 years of experience in higher education, Franklin will bring expertise in missional investment, visionary servant leadership and facilitating strategic, organization-wide collaboration to Bethel University.
Bethel University is transforming its athletics programs through upgrades that include the first ever outdoor track on campus and multiuse artificial turf at Royal Stadium.
Bethel University's Department of Music and Theatre creatively adapted to COVID-19 limitations by recording an EP. “Bethel University Jazz with Strings, Volume I” is available on major music platforms.
In both a master’s program in special education and two new undergraduate programs, Bethel University students gain the skills to ensure exceptional outcomes for exceptional students.
Bethel University alumnus JJ Wahlquist ’20 is the new creative director for Minnesota Golden Gophers Football. This recent grad’s Bethel experience helped launch his impressive career path.
Through a recent partnership with Maranatha Christian Academy in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, Bethel University professors give high school students a PSEO experience on their own turf.
Focused on five critical priorities, the $150.5 million fundraising effort for Bethel University has already begun to transform the academic and spiritual lives of students.
Bethel University’s Master of Social Work (MSW) provides advanced preparation for graduates to become powerful advocates for hope, justice and systemic change.
This partnership will allow U.S. Naval Community College students to count their military training toward completion of a bachelor’s degree in business management or organizational leadership at Bethel University.
Bethel University’s newest major is suited for students excited to combine their creative practices with a passion to serve diverse communities in mental health settings.
Bethel University alumna Anna Substad ’19 and brother Ben Hernes ’21, a current student, developed the platform to help individuals with disabilities showcase their unique skillsets to employers.
Bethel University associate professor of education Katie Bonawitz received a Fulbright grant to teach
at Tomsk State University, Russia, on the topic of inclusive comprehensive education for students with
disabilities.
By adding concentrations in expanding fields through the MITx MicroMasters programs, Bethel University is broadening its strong MBA program and adding more affordable choices for students.
