1886
Lynchburg, VA

School Details

Virginia University of Lynchburg was originally organized in 1886 as the Virginia Seminary and College. The school seeks to nurture its students and facilitate the growth and development of each individual within a Christian environment. In providing a comprehensive liberal arts and Christian education, VU of Lynchburg develops students into capable leaders and scholars. The university maintains a focus on its African American heritage while embracing all cultures and ethnicities.

Distance Learning with VU of Lynchburg includes online associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees in fields ranging from ministry and church leadership to E-sports management and criminal justice management. Courses are delivered through Moodle, an internet-based software platform for learning.

Objectives of the university for its students include:

  • Sharing the word of God
  • Using information from the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences in their careers and lives, rooted in a liberal arts foundation
  • Fulfilling their spiritual, academic, and vocational potential
  • Helping others to better humanity
  • Becoming informed and effective Christian leaders
  • Displaying college-level skills in writing, speaking, reading, reasoning, research, computer literacy, and appreciation of the arts
  • Creating and participating in Christian service ministries

Accreditation & Licensing

Virginia University of Lynchburg is accredited by:

Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools Accreditation Commission (TRACS)

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Art & Liberal Arts

Associate in Arts and Sciences Degree in Liberal Arts

Business

Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management
Master of Arts in Organizational Management

Religion & Philosophy

Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies
Certificate in Ministry
Doctor of Ministry
Master of Divinity