Human Trafficking Studies Bachelor Degree
Bachelor Degree in Human Trafficking Studies announced by the CMM College of Theology for the 2025-2026 school year.
This new degree program, accredited by International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-tertiary and Higher Education (QAHE), provides a comprehensive understanding of human trafficking, including its historical context, legal frameworks, investigative techniques, victim care, and the role of faith-based and governmental organizations in combating this crime. Students will engage in structured readings, discussions, case studies, research papers, and assessments to develop both theoretical and practical knowledge. The program consists of 60 credit hours, and can be completed in 4-5 years, depending on the course load per semester.
Fernando Figueroa, the professor for this program, has been a member of CMM and ordained by CMM for 5 years,
Why Study Human Trafficking?
Human Trafficking is a global crisis affecting millions of lives. By studying this field, students will:
- Understand the complexities of modern slavery and exploitation.
- Develop investigative skills to identify trafficking networks.
- Learn intervention and rehabilitation strategies for survivors.
- Engage with faith-based and legal responses to trafficking.
- Become a voice for justice in communities and policymaking.
Career Opportunties
Graduates of the Human Trafficking Studies program will be prepared for careers in:
- Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
- NGOs & Humanitarian Organizations
- Victim Advocacy & Survivor Support Services
- International Missions & Faith Based Outreach
- Policy Development and Legislative Work
- Social Work, Healing, Counseling and Trauma Recovery
For more information, visit the program overview on the CMM College of Theology website, www.cmmtheology.org or email info@cmmtheology.org or call 704-909-0623.