Graduate Certificate in Muslim-Christian Relations

The Muslim-Christian Relations Certificate prepares you for effective life and work in Muslim contexts. The required courses will provide you with an essential understanding of Muslim beliefs and practices as well as various forms of Christian witness. 

You can earn the Muslim-Christian Relations Certificate completely online.

Review our course requirements and begin the application process

Note: This certificate program is not eligible for federal Title IV financial aid funds  – i.e. such as Federal Direct Loans.

Featured Faculty

Edward L. Smither

Dean, College of Intercultural Studies, Professor of Intercultural Studies and History of Global Christianity

For a comprehensive list of courses related to this program visit the Academic Catalog.

Admission Requirements

  • Online application
  • Applicants must have an accredited bachelor's degree
  • Official college transcripts of all work completed or in progress
  • An essay
  • Church leader reference

Accreditation and Accolades

SACSCOC (The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges)

The Certificate in Muslim-Christian Relations equips you to:

  • Demonstrate skill in identifying and analyzing cultural issues.
  • Evaluate current strategies regarding the global mission of God among Muslims.