Kuyper College

What you'll study

This programme builds a broad liberal-arts foundation across humanities, social sciences and sciences while allowing concentration in humanities and general studies. Coursework typically includes core modules in composition and research skills, approaches to the study of history and literature, introductory philosophy and theology, and methods in the social sciences. Students can expect to study topics such as world literature, American and European history, cultural studies, ethics, introductory psychology or sociology, and quantitative reasoning or statistics.

The structure normally combines a general education core, a humanities-focused major or concentration, and elective options to shape an interdisciplinary pathway. Many students complete a capstone project, senior seminar or research paper that integrates disciplinary perspectives and demonstrates applied skills. Practical learning opportunities such as internships, community-engaged projects and public-facing presentations are often integrated into the programme to develop professional competencies.

Entry requirements

• Secondary school completion equivalent to a high-school diploma.
• Submission of official transcripts from secondary school (and any prior post-secondary institutions, if applicable).
• A personal statement or essay outlining academic interests and vocational goals.
• One or more academic references or recommendation letters may be required, depending on the applicant’s background.
• International applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency through recognised tests or approved alternative qualifications.
• Standardised test scores (SAT/ACT) are sometimes optional; applicants should check the college’s admissions policy for current guidance.

Career prospects

Graduates with a liberal-arts and humanities education pursue a wide range of careers because of their strong analytical, communication and problem-solving skills. Common destinations include education, social and community services, non-profit and faith-based organisations, communications and media, publishing, public relations, and government or public policy roles. Many alumni also go on to graduate or professional study in areas such as education, law, library and information science, theology, or business.

The programme’s emphasis on research, writing, and interpersonal skills also supports careers in project management, human resources, and roles that require complex critical thinking. Internship experience and the capstone project can help students build a professional portfolio and network within local employers and faith-based organisations.

Why study at Kuyper College

• Christian worldview integrated with academic inquiry: the curriculum supports thoughtful engagement between faith and disciplines across the humanities and sciences.
• Small-class teaching and personalised mentorship: students typically work closely with faculty on research projects, writing development and vocational discernment.
• Practical, vocation-focused learning: the college emphasises internships, community partnerships and transferable skills that prepare graduates for work and further study.
• Interdisciplinary flexibility: students can tailor studies across humanities and general studies to match personal interests and career aims.