About
Equipping students to give their lives for the cause of Christ in the church, among the nations, and in every aspect of society.
What We believePrepare for Your Calling in Community
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Accreditation
Our track record of academic effectiveness
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Revelation 7:9 Initiative
Our commitment to welcoming all students
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SBC
Our broader network and support
Who We Are
Judson College began in 1994 as an undergraduate school of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, which opened its doors in 1950 with a mandate to train students to serve churches along the east coast of the United States. Since then, our student body has grown considerably and our reach has expanded across the entire globe — in part, through Judson College’s significant growth and global mission to equip students to give their lives for the cause of Christ in the church, among the nations, and in every aspect of society. Named after Adoniram Judson, longtime missionary to Burma (modern-day Myanmar), Judson College celebrates his Great Commission vision of equipping and mobilizing God-called men and women for the cause of Christ.
What We Do
As a fully accredited, four-year Christian college, Judson College combines the best of a conservative biblical and theological education with professional training in a vibrant Christian community. Through ministry, mission, and marketplace training, Judson College equips students to do as Adoniram Judson did — to discern their calling in community and to live on mission. Judson College’s rigorous core curriculum, including its Great Books component, prepares students to think, read, speak, and research biblically and critically as they advance the cause of Christ.
Who was Judson?
As the first appointed Baptist missionary to leave the United States, Adoniram Judson embraced the call to take the gospel across cultures and continents at a time when few others in America were engaged in international missions. As a pastor, church planter, missionary, and translator, Judson represents the kind of convictional and missional spirit we train our students to embody as they advance the cause of Christ — even in careers and locations with little gospel witness.
