Program areas at USW
USW offers undergraduate level programs in the fields of business, education, and arts and sciences. Degrees offered include BBA, BSE, BS, and BA. To complement the undergraduate degree programs, student organizations and activities include professional, academic honor, Christian ministry, civic, and cultural experiences. The University also supports intramural sports programming where students, staff, and faculty are welcome to participate. Athletic programming includes: Baseball, Softball, Mens and Womens Basketball, Mens and Womens Soccer, Volleyball, Cross Country, and Golf. As a University grounded in Christian principles, USW offers a prison seminary program for incarcerated individuals wishing to pursue an undergraduate degree meant to prepare the individual to effect positive community change through best practices in leadership, communication, ethics, and Christian studies.
Residence halls, apartments, and student meal programs are available primarily for undergraduate students.
USW offers graduate level programs in the fields of business, education, and arts and sciences. Degrees offered include MBA, DBA, MSE, EdD, MS, MA, and Dmin. The USW College of Business functions as an educational catalyst for positive social change by developing business leaders, entrepreneurs, and executives dedicated to applying servant leadership principles in free enterprise operations. The USW College of Education mission is to immerse candidates in authentic professional learning through a rigorous and innovative curriculum that leverages their strenghts and empowers them to be reflective professionals who are committed to equity and serving their students, families, and communities from an asset-based perspective. The USW College of Arts & Sciences is dedicated to providing the highest quality education in a wide range of academic disciplines to offer a deeper understanding of life, meaning, purpose, and knowledge while developing analytical and critical thinking skills on a path to being servant leaders in their vocations.