The BA in Anthropology is a full "four-fields" degree, including cultural, biological, archaeological, and linguistic anthropology. Taken together, these four subfields of the discipline provide a holistic view of human beings in all aspects of their lives, past and present. 

Eastern University’s minor in anthropology equips students with cross-cultural skills and understanding to be used in work involving the holistic transformation of people’s lives. 

Eastern University’s minor in missiology prepares students to do mission for the Kingdom of God in a wide variety of capacities, bringing “the whole Gospel to the whole world.”

The minor in Public Policy provides students with an understanding of the public policy process. Models of policy agenda settings, adoption, evaluation, and implementation are considered with reference to substantive policy areas such as economic, environmental, social welfare, health, and civil rights. Students will also examine public policy from the Christian perspective with an emphasis on social and restorative justice.

The Social Welfare minor at Eastern University includes courses in social work, human need and diversity and child welfare, amongst others.

The BA in Criminal Justice is one of the most popular programs at many colleges and universities across the country. With its dual commitment to the integration of critical analysis and applied knowledge, Eastern University’s liberal arts-based criminal justice program prepares students for law school and graduate study as well as for a significant number of career options. These include: law enforcement, advocacy, community organizing, policy and planning, public service, ministry, and others.

The Minor in Criminal Justice consists of 18 credits of criminal justice and sociology coursework.