UNESCO ISCED Standards for our degrees:

The degrees awarded by American International University of Science and Theology are UNESCO classified and structured in accordance with the International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED) as developed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

The ISCED framework is an internationally recognized classification system designed to facilitate the comparison and reporting of education programs and qualifications across national boundaries.

Our degree programs correspond to ISCED levels and fields of education as described in the latest revision of the ISCED standard (ISCED 2011), ensuring international comparability and transparency of the qualifications awarded by the University.

For further details, please consult: 
https://uis.unesco.org/en/topic/international-standard-classification-education-isced

Associate:

Normally required High school; High school equivalency test or six hours of earned college credit

Associate of Arts in Abrahamic Religions (60 semester credit hours)

Associate of Science in Interreligious Pastoral Counseling (60 semester credit hours)

Bachelor:

Normally required High school; High school equivalency test or six hours of earned college credit

Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies (120 semester credit hours)

Bachelor of Arts in Applied Buddhism (120 semester credit hours)

Bachelor of Arts in Theology (120 semester credit hours)

Bachelor of Arts in Interreligious Education (120 semester credit hours)

Bachelor of Science in Interreligious Pastoral Counseling (120 semester credit hours)

Master:

A bachelor’s degree will normally be a prerequisite to formal entrance to a master’s degree program.

Master of Arts in Christian Studies (30 semester credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree)

Master of Arts in Jewish Studies (30 semester credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree)

Master of Arts in Applied Buddhism (30 semester credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree)

Master of Arts in Theology (30 semester credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree)

Master of Arts in Interreligious Education (30 semester credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree)

Master of Arts Philosophy and Religion (30 semester credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree)

Master of Science in Interreligious Pastoral Counseling (30 semester credit hours beyond the bachelor’s degree)

Doctoral:

A master’s degree will normally be a prerequisite to formal entrance to a doctoral degree program.

Doctor of Philosophy in Christian Studies (60 semester credit hours)

Doctor of Philosophy in Buddhist Studies (60 semester credit hours)

Doctor of Philosophy in Theology (60 semester credit hours)

Doctor of Education in Intercultural and Interreligious  Education (60 semester credit hours)

Doctor of Education in Religious  Education (60 semester credit hours)

Degrees conferred by the University are eligible for authentication via the Hague Apostille.

https://www.hcch.net/en/instruments/conventions/specialised-sections/apostille

Our mission is to offer educational programs that prepare students for religious vocations as ministers, professionals, or laypersons in the categories of ministry, counseling, theology, education, administration, music, fine arts, media communications, or social work.

Therefore, we are working on programs and courses, especially in cooperation with churches/ denominations/religious institutions to fulfill this task .

Transferability of credits earned at American International University of Science & Theology is at the discretion of the receiving institution.

For detailed admissions/study requirements please press here:

Average duration of a study program in Florida:

2+2 System:
Florida's higher education system encourages students to earn an Associate in Arts (AA) degree e.g. at a Florida College System institution and then transfer to a four-year institution to complete a bachelor's degree, a practice known as the 2+2 system.

Associate Degrees:
Associate degrees (AA) are two-year programs, while bachelor's degrees are four-year programs.

Accelerated Programs:
Some institutions offer accelerated programs that allow students to complete a bachelor's degree in less than four years, such as the "Degree in Three" program at Florida State University.

Graduate Degrees:

Master's Degrees: Graduate programs, such as master's degrees, can take one to two years, or even longer depending on program requirements and individual pace.

Doctoral Programs: Doctoral programs may take several years to complete. 

Business theories in Judaism, Christianity and Buddhism.
4 weeks course

Successful management and administration of religious institutions for clergy.
The focus is on churches and Jewish temples, but can also be used in other religions
12 weeks course