HBU has created an education that goes further than most, by combining faith, reason and liberal arts into one core curriculum. It's an education that’s based, not only on technical training, but the teachings of Christ, reason, and the past successes and failures of humanity.
Get StartedMy time at HBU was a huge growth opportunity for me. I was really challenged. It was a season when I realized that this isn’t my parents’ faith or my church’s faith; it is mine.
I could’ve studied ancient languages somewhere else, but wanted to come to a university that taught and studied it from a biblical worldview, because I want to teach from that view in the future as well.
It takes some stress away knowing it’s not only all about math, science, English and history, but I also get to take classes to learn more about what I love. I love Jesus.
I wanted to go to school in a Christian environment and grow spiritually. I like that HBU has a good business program.
With the implementation of HBU’s first doctoral program, the Doctor of Education in Executive Educational Leadership in 2016, HBU became a national, comprehensive university. This month, HBU proudly celebrates the first-ever EdD class’s graduation. There were 14 students who earned the EdD in Executive Educational Leadership in May, and who received their diplomas. “The entire …
The Houston Baptist University School of Fine Arts is pleased to announce the launch of two new Master of Fine Arts degrees, beginning in January 2020. The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing will provide students with a rigorous artistic environment to pursue either fiction or poetry writing, while the Master of Fine Arts …
Congratulations to the honorees of the 2019 HBU Honors Convocation. The special event recognizes outstanding students in various disciplines, organizations and sports. The Honors Convocation represents the best of HBU, and this year, the event was even more meaningful with the reveal of the new Mingo mascot suit! Watch the 2019 HBU Honors Convocation: …
HBU president, Dr. Robert B. Sloan, spoke on Dr. James Dobson’s FamilyTalk program. In the interview, he talks with Dr. Tim Clinton, president of the American Association of Christian Counselors, about the worldview of the next generation.
